Does not mean you have to lose interest in what is going on with ex colleagues.rubberbond wrote:Nothing whatsoever indeed it's common courtesy.hothothot wrote:What's wrong with wishing somebody a happy retirement.
My point was that if you've left the job, claim not to miss it , why bother keeping up to date on a site like this?
Hoping they may stand by each other more ? Hoping they might eventually "Grow" a pair and a strong backbone and maybe - just maybe eventually take a stand against all the bullying/ harassment/intimidation handed out on a daily bases against his ex workmates?, by an evil vindictive management regime that is operated by RM. Hoping the Union will start supporting members rather than them being left to dogs.
The forum is open to all, even all retired, Ex or sacked staff, they are all entitled to express an opinion.
Keeping up to date and hoping that things will improve for those forced to endure an often unfair working life is to be appreciated! Unlike many selfish posties still in post that think only of themselves- and there lies the biggest problem faced by all OPGs in delivery. No need for brutal management tactics with so many back stabbing " colleagues " !
On reflection he will/may be glad to have left a rat race job, and is maybe " gloating " ever so slightly. .??