Anywhere else people would be striking
£350 for this cock up, do you think this is acceptable?
How do we know we are gonna get paid this Friday?
Where are the payslips?
We should've negotiated a figure, not them telling us £350
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We are too soft in this country
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karlyundt
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Re: We are too soft in this country
You are right mate.
We take the 350, and make sure our colleagues who haven't been paid get that initial emergency payment too.
We then ask all Angard casuals who have lost out on bank charges, fees for going overdrawn through non-payment, and other individual damages due to late/non-payment of DDs etc. to either file individual ET1s or, better still, set up a forum where we collate details of individual losses and claims and look to launch a joint claim "class action" against Angard/RM/Reed et al.
Anyone else up for this?

We take the 350, and make sure our colleagues who haven't been paid get that initial emergency payment too.
We then ask all Angard casuals who have lost out on bank charges, fees for going overdrawn through non-payment, and other individual damages due to late/non-payment of DDs etc. to either file individual ET1s or, better still, set up a forum where we collate details of individual losses and claims and look to launch a joint claim "class action" against Angard/RM/Reed et al.
Anyone else up for this?
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guitar-mike
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Re: We are too soft in this country
Not only am I up for, I'm a web programmer and will glady give my services!karlyundt wrote:You are right mate.
We take the 350, and make sure our colleagues who haven't been paid get that initial emergency payment too.
We then ask all Angard casuals who have lost out on bank charges, fees for going overdrawn through non-payment, and other individual damages due to late/non-payment of DDs etc. to either file individual ET1s or, better still, set up a forum where we collate details of individual losses and claims and look to launch a joint claim "class action" against Angard/RM/Reed et al.
Anyone else up for this?