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You are an example of the broken British society, according to Cameron. And you are a Northerner.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDiscrimination? Being a British straight white healthy employed male with own home and partner but not married this discrimination thing doesn't affect me..... Or does it???
What else do you need for the loonies to discriminate against?
HTH, as always
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He never mentioned how much his house was worthOriginally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostYou are an example of the broken British society, according to Cameron. And you are a Northerner.
What else do you need for the loonies to discriminate against?
HTH, as always
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That raises a few questions, obviously!Originally posted by norrahe View PostHe never mentioned how much his house was worth
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Really?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostDiscrimination? Being a British straight white healthy employed male with own home and partner but not married this discrimination thing doesn't affect me..... Or does it???
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He may be employed by the limited company he is also director off or he may be employed by an umbrella company.Originally posted by Goatfell View PostReally?
AYCOTBAC"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by SueEllen View PostHe may be employed by the limited company he is also director off or he may be employed by an umbrella company.
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As long as he's paying NMW then.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostHe may be employed by the limited company he is also director off or he may be employed by an umbrella company.
Which, IIRC, he probably is.Comment
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Arriving in my Bentley the security guards in the car park discriminate against me by not asking to see my badge they assume I'm the client company boss
Also everyone here spends endless hours putting in objectives for HR, I feel left out
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Easy to fix. Go permie.Originally posted by tarbera View PostArriving in my Bentley the security guards in the car park discriminate against me by not asking to see my badge they assume I'm the client company boss
Also everyone here spends endless hours putting in objectives for HR, I feel left out
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