and this is yet another reason not to be a permie!
I can just picture the company-wide email that requested vounteers for a cross departmental environmental issue council, all the meeting where they sit round a table and waffle on about what to include in the document they will have prepared in 3 months time.
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Previously on "Rejected for role on environmental grounds"
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Name and shame.
I bet the assorted folks on this board can find enough non-green holes in the company to accuse them of double-standards...
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Offer to move to within 49km and ask if they have a suitable reinforced section of their carpark to allow you to do vertical takeoffs and landing in your Harrier. Those babies use quite a lot of water (and metric fvcktons of avgas) in vertical mode, they leave lovely scorch marks too.
I wonder how their environmental policies would cope with the noise too
It's the silliest reason for a rejection that I've ever heard.
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For feck sake.
Do you think they'd be pissed if I gave you a lift there in a lorry?
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brilliant
bloody do-gooders. they probably drive to work every day in traffic in a range rover.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostI just received a phone call from an agent who says her Client won’t consider me for the role because I 'live too far away and would increase ClientCo’s carbon footprint'.
FFS, use another agent. Submit again with a decent agent (aka: a normal one who knows how to lie). Any agent worth his/her salt would easily bullsh1t over that one and get you a foot in the door.Last edited by Turion; 11 March 2009, 20:53. Reason: Use a British agent. Continentals are too honest
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostThe snag is I imagine the only job there is gutting fish
or flipping burgers.Economy of the Faroe Islands
In 2006 unemployment declined to 3%, one of the lowest rates in Europe. Nevertheless, the almost total dependence on fishing means that the economy remains extremely vulnerable.
The introduction of Burger King in Tórshavn was widely publicized and a sign of the globalization of Faroese culture.
Actually, that was cruel of me. I deleted this text: "Since 2000, new information technology and business projects have been fostered in the Faroe Islands to attract new investment" and "In 2008, the Faroes made a $52 million dollar loan to Iceland, in light of the country's banking woes"
Also "Petroleum found close to the Faroese area gives hope for deposits in the immediate area, which may provide a basis for sustained economic prosperity." This is a worry. If they found oil, that's good. If they have found petroleum, then they are tapping into someone's else pipeline from a refinery. (Feck me, I've found an errorette on Wikipedia!)Last edited by BrowneIssue; 11 March 2009, 20:21.
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mmmm, thats a clue Holmes.Originally posted by OrangeHopper View PostWho in this country deals in kilometres?
Yes. this is a two pipe problem Watson.
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Brilliant idea - name and shame the numptiesOriginally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostThis is the biggest load of arse I've heard of in a long time - on the other hand you could see it as a lucky escape - what kind of a gang of morons are they likely to be to work for if they come up with this twaddle?
Ring the paper though - it'd make a great news story.
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or just down right bemused!Originally posted by Ruprect View PostI suspect that that "reason" might be illegal in some shape or form... I'd do what PSB is recommending - call the papers. You'll probably have to have your photo taken looking either dejected or angry.
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I suspect that that "reason" might be illegal in some shape or form... I'd do what PSB is recommending - call the papers. You'll probably have to have your photo taken looking either dejected or angry.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostThis is the biggest load of arse I've heard of in a long time - on the other hand you could see it as a lucky escape - what kind of a gang of morons are they likely to be to work for if they come up with this twaddle?
Ring the paper though - it'd make a great news story.
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