I'm not sure how much proof you need if you're going to ignore the multiple testimonies of workers - including video interviews shown on the BBC with some women in tears - and still side with the bosses by trying to wave it all out of sight and declare it 'unproven.'
I'm not siding with anyone. Nor am I waving it out of sight.
I do know what it looks like when evidence stacks up from multiple workers in multiple locations, backed by eye witness testimony and a credible documentary where workers have been interviewed on camera.
I'm sure the court case, and the Ofcom investigation, will look into the "evidence".
This is so reminiscent of libel cases where the narrative ends up being very little to do with the truth and everything to do with the wealth of the bully.
theres always going toAbsolutely. It's not clever then really is itIt's as old as the hill in marketing.
I'm not sure I'd actually go as far as to say Watt's that 'necessary' but yeah they need to exist in a capitalist world but the point being made is he/they clearly lie about their constantly debunked philanthropic/altruistic intent as a tool to make more money.
Have we got any examples of JW just giving his money to causes without it being part of them selling a product? Gen question btw.
The case itself will be where clarity, veracity, and moral judgements can and likely will be made. And I look forward to seeing the details emerge about the reality of the relations, communications, and intent behind it all for both parties.
Was about to post similar, a shame that it was taken down.
The next village is but the village after that is the Welsh Toxteth then you get in to town apparently. I wouldn't know about that tough because no-one goes into town from round here especially on a Friday night.
¿No comprende, amigo?
Sorry, was an error
I'm projecting, somewhat, from the NE. All the villages are posh. Mere mortals live on the estates where as in village life you're on the top table. Landowners etc.
To be fair mate most of the villages I've worked in Wales have been rougher than some of the council estates I grew up in in the North West. Not here though, it's posh as fuck where I am now apart from our house and the next village
Fair point. Same as colliery villages in the NE. I've been on the piss and chatting shit lol.To be fair mate most of the villages I've worked in Wales have been rougher than some of the council estates I grew up in in the North West. Not here though, it's posh as fuck where I am now apart from our house and the next village
I bet that's what everyone in the village claims.To be fair mate most of the villages I've worked in Wales have been rougher than some of the council estates I grew up in in the North West. Not here though, it's posh as fuck where I am now apart from our house and the next village
Anyway, Brewdog and their toxic workplace culture...
To be fair mate most of the villages I've worked in Wales have been rougher than some of the council estates I grew up in in the North West. Not here though, it's posh as fuck where I am now apart from our house and the next village
No they've all got tiles on the roof teuch and double glazing
I'll get there though.
It's got character I admit but it was a derelict, haunted, building when we got the keys, as you know.
Do they play guitar over Bass? Do they flex muscles over Strongarm?I've seen Punk videos does that mean they spit in it?
Yeah. I'm not a huge fan of Punk IPA but it's alright and Hazy Jane is very good. I've been in plenty of pubs where I'd have jumped at Punk IPA on tap if it had been there. Brewdog are not Greene King.
I mostly drink in 'spoons and my goto drink (if there isn't any decent guest ales on) is Shipyard. If Shipyard isn't there I'll go for Punk. The only reason I wouldn't go for Punk before Shipyard is that it's stronger and more expensive.Yeah. I'm not a huge fan of Punk IPA but it's alright and Hazy Jane is very good. I've been in plenty of pubs where I'd have jumped at Punk IPA on tap if it had been there. Brewdog are not Greene King.
I sometimes moan about the seeming hegemony of IPA, but easy to forget how bad the choice of beer in many pubs used to be.
As for BD as an employer, a quick google suggests they pay about the same as Greene King. They're both shit employers, like most employers.
I think you'll find that their excellent marketing operations mean that this makes them superb employersAs for BD as an employer, a quick google suggests they pay about the same as Greene King. They're both shit employers, like most employers.
A bit like when we all started boycotting supermarkets when they laid off all the staff in favour of machines.I think you'll find that their excellent marketing operations mean that this makes them superb employers
supermarkets employ no staff at all nowadays?
IPA shouldn't taste like lager, so it can fuck off.
