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No neither do I, I was laughing at them having to reapply, most of them will get it, if they don't then they maybe weren't good enough. I see a lot of permies sitting around doing nothing (when they have work they could be doing). -
Still not answering my question.Originally posted by kandr View PostNo neither do I, I was laughing at them having to reapply, most of them will get it, if they don't then they maybe weren't good enough. I see a lot of permies sitting around doing nothing (when they have work they could be doing).Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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Backtracking again.Originally posted by kandr View PostNo neither do I, I was laughing at them having to reapply, most of them will get it, if they don't then they maybe weren't good enough. I see a lot of permies sitting around doing nothing (when they have work they could be doing).
You tried that sh*t last week too - didn't work then either hence the ban.
Some people just don't learn.
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Bollocks.Originally posted by kandr View PostNo neither do I, I was laughing at them having to reapply, most of them will get it, if they don't then they maybe weren't good enough. I see a lot of permies sitting around doing nothing (when they have work they could be doing).
If what you posted were truly the case then you wouldn't have tried to justify your post by mentioning how they treated contractors.
You're a troll and a juvenile one at that.
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Does that say permies losing or reapplying? I know some of you bedwetters were to scared to go to school but surely you can read that?Originally posted by kandr View PostJust found out all IT permies need to reapply for their jobs.

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Pepsi actually. Making me a bit gassyOriginally posted by SupremeSpod View PostDamn more entertaining "what"?
It's you I was having a go at. The Coke is ******* you up and you don't realise it.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Full of Piss and Wind?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostPepsi actually. Making me a bit gassy
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Ffs Kandr don't back track on a comment on General.Originally posted by kandr View PostNo neither do I, I was laughing at them having to reapply, most of them will get it, if they don't then they maybe weren't good enough. I see a lot of permies sitting around doing nothing (when they have work they could be doing).
The pack can smell weakness. I recommend you have a pop at disabled permies now, that may save you!What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I thought you'd gone back into contracting?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostFfs Kandr don't back track on a comment on General.
The pack can smell weakness. I recommend you have a pop at disabled permies now, that may save you!

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I never backtracked, they twisted my words so I was just reminding them of the facts.Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostFfs Kandr don't back track on a comment on General.
The pack can smell weakness. I recommend you have a pop at disabled permies now, that may save you!Comment
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