The Labour Government

[stonerblue]

It's odd that Spoons are faced with the same issues, none of their pubs in my area are have TVs, yet they are thriving and are rammed from 10.30 serving coffee and breakfasts

Joey holts have refurbished all their pubs near me. Telly's evwrywhere

 

[mosssideblue]

Where have I ever said that ? You're just making things up now.

Simply deduced from you asking have posters run a business, and when you get confirmation that someone has, you then move to doubting whether it was a successful one. Quite pathetic really

 

[mosssideblue]

Look back at my original post yesterday. I agreed that all employers play a role within a business. All I said was that those who generate the revenue for that business are the most important. Without them there is no revenue and therefore no business. Not hard is it.
You are totally wrong about my view on apprenticeships. I started my working life as an apprentice and value every one of those 4 years and still use things learnt during that time today. I have over the years taken on numerous apprentices, some of which have gone on to run their own businesses.

I'm sure there are instances of roles being critical without necessarily being a revenue generator, however my comment was aimed in a more general way. I would be interested in what you think these roles are.

Why should I not clean my office, I helped to tidy the stores and workshop as did the rest of staff.

Anyone seen those goal posts, they seemed to have moved?

 

[maxwellblue]

Anyone seen those goal posts, they seemed to have moved?

Jesus you really are desperate aren't you. Look at my first post on the subject yesterday, you'll see I said the same.

Only goal posts moved are in your mind.

 

[mosssideblue]

Jesus you really are desperate aren't you. Look at my first post on the subject yesterday, you'll see I said the same.

Only goal posts moved are in your mind.

Yeah OK

 

[hampshireblue]

Look back at my original post yesterday. I agreed that all employers play a role within a business. All I said was that those who generate the revenue for that business are the most important. Without them there is no revenue and therefore no business. Not hard is it.
You are totally wrong about my view on apprenticeships. I started my working life as an apprentice and value every one of those 4 years and still use things learnt during that time today. I have over the years taken on numerous apprentices, some of which have gone on to run their own businesses.

I'm sure there are instances of roles being critical without necessarily being a revenue generator, however my comment was aimed in a more general way. I would be interested in what you think these roles are.

Why should I not clean my office, I helped to tidy the stores and workshop as did the rest of staff.

Maybe it's the way you've communicated things on here that has meant several of us have been "mistaken" over your POV as a boss.

Good on you for taking on apprentices but that completely goes against your view that a lowly cleaner can't be trained to operate the revenue generating machinery.

 

[maxwellblue]

Maybe it's the way you've communicated things on here that has meant several of us have been "mistaken" over your POV as a boss.

Good on you for taking on apprentices but that completely goes against your view that a lowly cleaner can't be trained to operate the revenue generating machinery.

I have never said that a cleaner can't be trained

 

[Blue Maverick]

Not meaning to have a pop again but it wasn’t Labour, it was the Armed Forces who introduced it. And, to get away from politics, it was a requirement following complaints about the old system, where people were paying for food that they didn’t eat, ie. when away for weekends.

That’s why those who were left in camp over the weekend got steak Fridays with the full works, they were spending somebody else’s money ;-)

Mate the food was shite unless you had an AOCs inspection then suddenly everyone was on steak. The Armed were under control of Labour so that wouldn’t have been done without their consent. Also it was cheap as chips under the old rules, so those complaining are basically those who never wanted to be in there the first place, why go home every weekend your missing the point of been in the military!

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Mate the food was shite unless you had an AOCs inspection then suddenly everyone was on steak. The Armed were under control of Labour so that wouldn’t have been done without their consent. Also it was cheap as chips under the old rules, so those complaining are basically those who never wanted to be in there the first place, why go home every weekend your missing the point of been in the military!

Oh, trust me, we had very many good weekends on those that went home ;-)