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Goldsmiths University Diversity officer facing sack

Should she be sacked?

  • Yes she should

    Votes: 71 53.4%
  • No she should not

    Votes: 32 24.1%
  • Official warning

    Votes: 7 5.3%
  • Attention seeking option

    Votes: 23 17.3%

  • Total voters
    133
I don't even know why working outside is a bad thing. Totally dependant on the weather and what you're doing. Working inside can be more of a cunt in the blistering heat and the jobsworths are enforcing full PPE than a little bit of rain when you're doing a spot of gardening.
 
I don't even know why working outside is a bad thing. Totally dependant on the weather and what you're doing. Working inside can be more of a cunt in the blistering heat and the jobsworths are enforcing full PPE than a little bit of rain when you're doing a spot of gardening.

depends where though. full kit and 'can i have some more kit' and where did they hide the bigger boots so I can fit a 4th pair of socks in them do well for the working in the giant fridge
 
wheras - thank fuck the boss never walks out of his office and bothers caring about ppe works best when spending a summer lugging heavy boxes about, including off vans and into smelly fields (can i have a peg please). except to turn up late and ask why the entre car park looks recently flooded because we were more interested in having a waterfight than doing anyhtng to make the rich arrogant cunt richer

eta, and fuck me if he isn't my nominated candidate for first against the wall.
 
Sums up my thoughts on you. too lazy. Some of us working people have no choice but to check the weather daily. For we work outside and the elements decide whether we can work or not. Obviously something you are not familiar with.
You're about as working class as Cameron's pork-scented penis, you mug.
Heard the phrase "protests too much"? That's you - someone who gives it out about their class all the fucking time, because they're a phoney.
 
I don't even know why working outside is a bad thing. Totally dependant on the weather and what you're doing. Working inside can be more of a cunt in the blistering heat and the jobsworths are enforcing full PPE than a little bit of rain when you're doing a spot of gardening.
Worst place for horrible conditions I ever worked was a covered market. Bollock-freezingly cold in the winter, and the glass roof made it sweaty as fuck if the sun was out. Worst of both worlds.
 
Worst place for horrible conditions I ever worked was a covered market. Bollock-freezingly cold in the winter, and the glass roof made it sweaty as fuck if the sun was out. Worst of both worlds.

Worst for both for me was working on top of a running furnace in the middle of winter. After 30 mins you had to get the fuck off as the heat became unbearable and then the fucking wind would catch the sweat on your back! :D

Anyway, I'm not playing prolier than thou and I left the North long ago for an easier life. ;)
 
i just go back to accounts from 19th century miners every time i feel hard done by.

have a 2 hour climb down before you get to your workplace, that was probably as hot as working on that furnace, with shit ventilation and low oxygen levels, chest deep 'water', that is full of the shit of the people working on levels above, hookworm infestation that became known as 'miners anaemia', malaria carrying mossies breeding in the stagnant ponds round the surface and silicoisis. and how long does it take to climb up after 10 hours down there before walking several miles home.and quite probably issues from the radon gas, as well, although that wasn't known about at the time

i'll take those loos anyday
 
a quick look at sisters uncut.

  • No more cuts to domestic violence services
  • Restore funding that has been cut
  • Secure funding for specialist domestic violence services; this should be ring-fenced* at a national level
  • Local Authorities to fully meet the demands of their communities, recognising that different women have different needs
  • Guaranteed access to legal aid for women experiencing domestic violence
  • Provide access to safe and secure social housing for women who otherwise cannot afford to flee
  • Panic rooms should not be classified as a spare room under the Bedroom Tax
  • Safety should not be subject to immigration status; extend access to safe housing to women with no recourse to public funds

not finding the problem. unless our ranter has a problem with the idea that needing protection from sustained campaigns of control and abuse is a need that is felt disproportionately by women.
 
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