I don't understand these posts or why people seem to think it's such a witty observation?
Company embroiled in scandal 12 years ago for their cover up of things that happened 50 years ago has now got HR policies from 2024.
What's the point here? They should let Jenas do whatever he wants because decades ago different people let Saville and others do what they wanted? They shouldn't have a modern HR policy on sexual misconduct? Are you just confused that things have moved on?
You mean probably the first Limerick to reference the male sexual organ and rhyme it with 'heinous'..?!If it is sexual in nature, the limerick almost writes itself……
See. Writes itself….You mean probably the first Limerick to reference the male sexual organ and rhyme it with 'heinous'..?!
Scouse is certainly the worst accent in UKNot keen on the Leeds accent but it's the
broad guttural Scouse with the horrible inflections at the end of the sentence grates mine. Mild Scouse though can actually be a lovely accent particularly without those inflections at the end.
Love the Nottingham and Derby accents and the area. We live just up the road in North Derbyshire and we go there often with my daughter's football and I venture to Pride Park with the lad to see his team a few times a season. Had some lovely days out driving through Notts on the way to gamed. Cloughie picked up the local accent having spent so much time in those cities, but retained a bit of Middlesbrough.
The BBC HQ in London has a statue of a man with a naked child that was sculpted by a known paedophile. When challenged to remove it, the BBC declined to do so. In fact when a member of the public tried to deface it, the BBC restored it.It's impossible to guess at the content of the texts he's allegedly sent given the wildly schizophrenic moral standards of the BBC.
One minute they're protecting paedophiles and sexual predators and the next minute they're acting like the most overly woke and self-righteously politically correct arbiters of moral standards that it's possible to be.
Nowhere near.Scouse is certainly the worst accent in UK
You can be sacked for breaching your contract terms without doing anything criminal.I heard that on the interview, fuck knows what's going to happen from here because unless he is being charged by the old bill it might be something or nothing.
I suspect that the hypocrisy which consistently runs through that organisation was the issue the poster was highlighting.
And it goes without saying that their HR policies should be brought up to standard, consistently and irrespective of who the individual is.
Updating HR policies between centuries isn't hypocrisy...
I hate the scousers but the Birmingham accent is the worst.Scouse is certainly the worst accent in UK
It's honestly just a symptom of fame though. If your organization deals with a lot of rich, famous people, you're going to have a higher than normal proportion of ones that act like they're above the law.I think the poster you're responding to's point is that - despite having uber-woke 'HR policies from 2024' - the BBC as an organisation seems to be attractive to - and have more than its fair share of - nonces and ne'er-do-wells. They're runnimg at a rate of almost one per month at the mo.
Does that help?
It mainly does my head in because for about 99% of people who speak like that, it's completely fake. I used to go out with someone from London who said she used to speak like that, then she grew out of it. If you're not from a Caribbean background and you speak like that, you might as well black up to complete the effect.Nowhere near.
That new yoof London accent is the worst by a mile (it’s not Cockney anymore). I can’t listen to it. If it’s ever on anything I turn it over or off.
Same old story - 'Money talks.' Celebrities, politicians, rock stars etc, whether we like it or not, are protected to a certain degree. As an example, if it was discovered that Taylor Swift was a paedophile it would be covered up almost immediately because of the money she generates. Harsh but true.It's honestly just a symptom of fame though. If your organization deals with a lot of rich, famous people, you're going to have a higher than normal proportion of ones that act like they're above the law.
Yes and it's ironic, given that woke is particularly paraded by 'slebs' and the famous; yet they're often the very people who seem to act like their money insulates them from all that.It's honestly just a symptom of fame though. If your organization deals with a lot of rich, famous people, you're going to have a higher than normal proportion of ones that act like they're above the law.
Proof he was set up
The Black Country says "Hold my beer"Scouse is certainly the worst accent in UK
Innit broIt mainly does my head in because for about 99% of people who speak like that, it's completely fake. I used to go out with someone from London who said she used to speak like that, then she grew out of it. If you're not from a Caribbean background and you speak like that, you might as well black up to complete the effect.
I don't understand these posts where people create irrelevant points, presumably just to try and look contrarian and superior.I don't understand these posts or why people seem to think it's such a witty observation?
Company embroiled in scandal 12 years ago for their cover up of things that happened 50 years ago has now got HR policies from 2024.
What's the point here? They should let Jenas do whatever he wants because decades ago different people let Saville and others do what they wanted? They shouldn't have a modern HR policy on sexual misconduct? Are you just confused that things have moved on?