the joys of outsourcing

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Lucifer Box replied

23 August 2005, 07:31
Originally posted by n5gooner

Imagine the queue for the loo once the cobra and ruby’s get flowing – brings a new meaning to the word’s “Air turbulence”!

The best inflight meal I've ever had was on a regional Indian airline, Target Air. It was the most delicious freshly cooked vegetable curry with the lightest fluffiest chapatis you could imagine. Bliss! Puts BA's plastic reheated Gate Gourmet rubbish to shame.
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n5gooner replied

23 August 2005, 06:55
Imagine the queue for the loo once the cobra and ruby’s get flowing – brings a new meaning to the word’s “Air turbulence”!
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datestamp replied

22 August 2005, 22:08
They should take the jobs to india.

Onion bhajee on every flight. Yum yum!
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Churchill replied

22 August 2005, 15:23
Originally posted by Fleetwood

Bob's your auntie's live in lover!

Bad Dog!
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Fleetwood replied

22 August 2005, 15:03
Bob's your auntie's live in lover!
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wc2 replied

22 August 2005, 14:49
They should take the jobs to india.

I wonder if the ex-staff of GG will protest about how much work is leaving the UK ?
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Churchill replied

22 August 2005, 13:49
Originally posted by sappatz

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4172218.stm

when you dont master all processes in the food chain...

So, BA can buy the assets at a knockdown price from the auditors, reinstate the sacked workers and come up smelling of roses. Bob's your aunties live in lover! Everyone's happy.
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sappatz started a topic the joys of outsourcing

22 August 2005, 13:47
the joys of outsourcing

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4172218.stm

when you dont master all processes in the food chain...
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