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Previously on "Recruitment agencies impersonating in-house recruiters"
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI have to admit, it does take guts to make yourself look like such a pillock in front of your peers.
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Originally posted by tinopener View PostCompare our respective 'likes' to 'posts' ratios, mateypants.
Then rewire, rethink and reconcile.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLikes have only been round a very short time and there have been at least three rep overhauls before then... 'mateypants'.
See you in the morning, assuming you're still here.
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Originally posted by tinopener View PostCompare our respective 'likes' to 'posts' ratios, mateypants.
Then rewire, rethink and reconcile.
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I knew I would be laughed at but at least I had the guts to do it on behalf of the contractor community
What mandate did you have to do this "on behalf of the contractor community" ?
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Originally posted by tinopener View PostBob and Tina? Known them for years. They have key parties and have on occasion invited me in at late notice when things have gone flat.
The young couple on the other side?. Look a bit fraudulent to me.
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Originally posted by tinopener View PostI knew I would be laughed at but at least I had the guts to do it on behalf of the contractor community.
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostHow do you get on with your neighbours?
The young couple on the other side?. Look a bit fraudulent to me.
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Originally posted by tinopener View PostAhem, I actually went into the police station and that's where they gave me an action fraud printout. I knew this would be met with consternation and affectionate dismissal as I explained what was going on amidst a sea of chavs and kids with saucepans stuck on their heads.
I knew I would be laughed at but at least I had the guts to do it on behalf of the contractor community.
If they had breathalysed me however, then that would have indeed produced the 'mirth' that you wistfully imagine.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI think when you deal with agents ( recruitment and estate ), you really should think you are dealing with criminals.
In this particular instance, you were extremely stupid but on top of that you actually called the police ? I have no doubt you probably were the subject of much mirth round that station that day.
I knew I would be laughed at but at least I had the guts to do it on behalf of the contractor community.
If they had breathalysed me however, then that would have indeed produced the 'mirth' that you wistfully imagine.
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