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    #11
    Bitter

    Originally posted by Lucifer Box
    You're not speaking from bitter experience here are you, Dodgy?

    Bitter me?? No I have never had any bad experiences. I may be paranoid but I avoid employing:

    1. Women of child bearing age who are married to a succesful breadwinner
    2. Black people


    I am neither racist nor sexist, I just do not want to expose myself to difficulties that may arise if ever I need to fire anyone. As far as contractors are concerned they can be whatever sex or colour they like, if they are good at their job that is good enough for me.

    I may be stepping out of line here, but I am afraid that this is true of many employers.
    Let us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyone

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      #12
      Originally posted by DodgyAgent
      I am neither racist nor sexist
      If you had two female applicants for a single job, you can only take one, all other things equal would you choose the one with bigger breasts?

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        #13
        Pedant's Corner

        You can't technically be "racist" against a "Muslim"
        Guy Fawkes - "The last man to enter Parliament with honourable intentions."

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          #14
          Originally posted by AtW
          If you had two female applicants for a single job, you can only take one, all other things equal would you choose the one with bigger breasts?
          Size isn't everything...shape and firmness play an important role.
          Autom...Sprow...Canna...Tik banna...Sandwol...But no sera smee

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            #15
            Dodgy

            You said:

            "Bitter me?? No I have never had any bad experiences. I may be paranoid but I avoid employing:

            1. Women of child bearing age who are married to a succesful breadwinner
            2. Black people


            I am neither racist nor sexist,


            You do not describe this as sexist or racist? I bet you are going to say you cannot be sexist because you are married and you cannot be racist because you have a black mate? Eh?
            Sola gratia

            Sola fide

            Soli Deo gloria

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              #16
              Originally posted by DodgyAgent
              Bitter me?? No I have never had any bad experiences. I may be paranoid but I avoid employing:

              1. Women of child bearing age who are married to a succesful breadwinner
              2. Black people


              I am neither racist nor sexist, I just do not want to expose myself to difficulties that may arise if ever I need to fire anyone. As far as contractors are concerned they can be whatever sex or colour they like, if they are good at their job that is good enough for me.

              I may be stepping out of line here, but I am afraid that this is true of many employers.
              Right, Dodgy. I bet some of your best friends are black, eh?

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                #17
                Originally posted by DodgyAgent
                Bitter me?? No I have never had any bad experiences. I may be paranoid but I avoid employing:

                1. Women of child bearing age who are married to a succesful breadwinner
                2. Black people
                I'd add East Enders and people from Essex (Essexers?) to the list. If they're not trying to sell you a dodgy TV or a horse, they're off on workers comp.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by pete benson
                  hi, i'm looking for some information on employment rights/grievances etc but from the perspective of working for a composite company. I'm not sure who i should take up the problems with, the agency i do the work for, and with whom i have the problem, or the company i'm employed by and who manage the composite companies?? Neither are being very helpful at the moment so i'm looking for guidance elsewhere. thanks
                  You have no employment rights, unless it can be demonstrated by an Employment Tribunal.

                  Far better to look at the contract you have with the composite and the agency to see if there is any breach.

                  Frankly, this kind of thing is why I don't like composite companies or brollies.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by AtW
                    If you had two female applicants for a single job, you can only take one, all other things equal would you choose the one with bigger breasts?
                    We used this method on deciding the lead singer of my old band. It does work.
                    If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.

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                      #20
                      Employed?

                      Lets start with the basics. How long have you been "employed"?

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