First class war for Business Post's Guy Buswell

[pinstripe]

I assume its us then, I don't see why we can't just give it all back to them after all they belong to thief customers.

You just try finding one of his blue letterboxes first and then he still has the problem of staff too deliver it !.

Reading the article the impression I got was that his staff were so lucky not to have to join a union. (what a surprise)
Not that he needs that many, how about a couple of HGV drivers and an accountant.
I don't mind self made men, in fact I respect some of them (not all), but there are those self made ones that have made their money while being backed by daddy's business, they can take chances in business that few can afford to do simply because if they fail, daddy will bail them out. They are also the arrogant, self important, anti-union, minimum wage paying, BMW driving, Telegraph reading , New Labour voting, greedy, selfish t****s that really get on my wick.

[norbert]

Let them deliver the mail they collect!

All we seem to hear is how RM is not being innovative or efficient when what they should say is that RM aren't CHEAP enough for other to make big profits so that they can buy horses and keep them

that "tired company Red Star " actually ran well when the Railways were efficent and provided a service & before the on the cheap management buyouts and then the sell off to Lynx .

Royal Mail used to use it to get themselves out of a jam .

TBH , I think that guy and Leighton should turn the other way and have a civil partnership because they sound very much the same , it's all the same style .

[sevenandseven]

Buswell is not afraid to get his hands dirty. His school-holiday job was making sausage rolls in his father's Northamptonshire meat business. The pay was 50p an hour and the factory was a closed shop, forcing Buswell - unlike UK Mail's 4,500 staff - to join the union.

He made sausage rolls with dirty hands!!!

Shows how much he cares about his customers.

[norbert]

Buswell is not afraid to get his hands dirty. His school-holiday job was making sausage rolls in his father's Northamptonshire meat business. The pay was 50p an hour and the factory was a closed shop, forcing Buswell - unlike UK Mail's 4,500 staff - to join the union.

He made sausage rolls with dirty hands!!!

Shows how much he cares about his customers.

Business Post have allegedly threatened their NMW staff with the sack if they joined a union , which made the CWU all the more determined to recruit .

Let's see how good hygienically challenged Buswell would look in a Tribunal , bluff your way out of that one : "pal".

[k979aaa]

To ignominy and beyond.

[DGP1]

To ignominy and beyond.

Although I'm sure someone on this site will come on crying that you shouldn't say things like that about our betters

[TrueBlueTerrier]

To ignominy and beyond.