Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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He's a back bench tory MP and I claim my £5.
Tell us who you work for.
So I work somewhere where there a lot of dismissals, something like 40% in the last year since the new Ops manager has arrived!
There is a lot of pressure for everyone to go above and beyond, there is a limit to the amount of work available because our job is demanding during incidents, and that isn't massively frequent!
If you are seen as a slacker, you're blacklisted, if you actively improve things ( me and a few others ) you are seen as a threat, and ignored. How do you diplomatically manage these type of environments to evade the cross hairs?!
ps.... I know it's bad times for a lot of people work wise, and I appreciate and am grateful I've not been to affected by covid.
Ok I’ve been in this situation ...... my advice is keep your head down !! My situation was ( in brief ) consisted of going on a Christmas do / ending up at a hotel / naked pictures / a lad who was working with me shagging a female director of the company 20+ years older than him ( she had a face like a leather bag btw ) then 2 years later me getting sacked ( in a blaze of glory ) . Got to say at the time it was a bad time to go through ( getting sacked ) but don’t regret any of it ! Was a funny time just having 2 years of singing “ toy boy “ by Sinitta / “ Secret lovers “ etc . Fair play to the lad he’s still with her but fuck me she’s not aged well :-/
Why do you even care what people there think? ..... just go in, keep your head down, do your job , and fuck the lot of em!
Sounds like you work at Cartwrights lol
Don’t you want to get on with your colleagues?
We’re quite close at my current place. My team, the boss, the bosses boss plus a few others. Trips to the pub are well attended whilst they’ve been really cliquey in previous jobs.