In our office in every previous strike we had more strike breakers than strikers, it is us who went on strike who get verbals from the strike breakers! I say nothing but do like to remind everyone that the last 6 people to get sacked from our office ( all for attendance failings) were strike breakers, RM will not look favourably on you if you break a strike, when the chips are down they will boot your ass out of the door, I frequently get called an effing English b by my collegues ( banter) but if I ever called them strike breakers it is treated very very seriously by managers.
Sorry, really don't know the point of my ramble, I say don't grass the guy, if it happened off work premises there is little they can do anyway, just get even, grass him when he does something wrong at work.
I thought if a manager found someone calling someone a scab then it can be an onstant dismissal? .
The fact the op got called a scab while by someone who broke the previous strikes is nothing short of shocking.
If he had a witness to confirm that he was called a scab then he should drop the twat right in it.
I think I'm missing something here, it all seems very childish to me this topic. If someone I worked with called me a scab I'd just ignore it - it wouldn't make me even blink an eye. I suppose some people just get wound up easily
I know people who broke the strike last time I know when to keep my gob shut the fact this (man?) did not he is an idiot or he thinks the DOM will protect him he is wrong he will get fired if you report him! That choice is yours and yours alone if you feel it warrants it do it!
WornOutPosty wrote:I think I'm missing something here, it all seems very childish to me this topic. If someone I worked with called me a scab I'd just ignore it - it wouldn't make me even blink an eye. I suppose some people just get wound up easily
Yes you are missing something,But if you don't know what it is after reading my original post and reactions of others,Then its pointless trying to explain.
For the record I am leaving it,The idiot is on a stage 3 warning with soon with little hope of getting off.
WornOutPosty wrote:I think I'm missing something here, it all seems very childish to me this topic. If someone I worked with called me a scab I'd just ignore it - it wouldn't make me even blink an eye. I suppose some people just get wound up easily
Yes you are missing something,But if you don't know what it is after reading my original post and reactions of others,Then its pointless trying to explain.
For the record I am leaving it,The idiot is on a stage 3 warning with soon with little hope of getting off.
WornOutPosty wrote:I think I'm missing something here, it all seems very childish to me this topic. If someone I worked with called me a scab I'd just ignore it - it wouldn't make me even blink an eye. I suppose some people just get wound up easily
Yes you are missing something,But if you don't know what it is after reading my original post and reactions of others,Then its pointless trying to explain.
For the record I am leaving it,The idiot is on a stage 3 warning with soon with little hope of getting off.
AAHHHHHH Revenge is a dish best served cold !
if I was a rep I would decline due to a conflict of interest or just do a half hearted attempt at defence since I am not (thankfully in this case) I would give him the smuggiest smile in the world when he takes that long walk to the gates for the last time
Th Cheshire cat has nothing on my "special" smuggiest smile as I can only do
Six of Nine loves Seven of Nine, together in Electric Dreams.
WornOutPosty wrote:I think I'm missing something here, it all seems very childish to me this topic. If someone I worked with called me a scab I'd just ignore it - it wouldn't make me even blink an eye. I suppose some people just get wound up easily
Yes you are missing something,But if you don't know what it is after reading my original post and reactions of others,Then its pointless trying to explain.
For the record I am leaving it,The idiot is on a stage 3 warning with soon with little hope of getting off.
Sorry, it just all sounds a bit like dinner time in the playground - he called me this, he did that. Anyway, glad you're over it now
