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hello  22 | 891  
13 Nov 2007 /  #91
As I'm in charge of 10 Polish workers, tomorrow I shall randomly (don't want to appear to be prejudice) pick one of them out and make their day as miserable as possible.

I don't understand - you hire Polish workers, so you must benefit from that (unless your management and managers are silly enough to hire them and they lose money because hiring them). Perhaps you should make your point and put your money where your mouth is - and fire them all and hire only native British citizens? Now you feed the Polish workers and their Polish families instead of British workers and you still complain about that - why is that? You are the manager, you set the rules, or not?
krysia  23 | 3058  
13 Nov 2007 /  #92
As I'm in charge of 10 Polish workers, tomorrow I shall randomly (don't want to appear to be prejudice) pick one of them out and make their day as miserable as possible.

sick
El Gato  4 | 351  
13 Nov 2007 /  #93
Now I bid you all good night.

As I'm in charge of 10 Polish workers, tomorrow I shall randomly (don't want to appear to be prejudice) pick one of them out and make their day as miserable as possible.

PolskaDoll, hope you sleep tight, it's all because of YOU!

And now I must bid you good-day, for when the day comes that you are to be judged before the all seeing eyes, I hope you remember one thing, as your skin is torn from your flesh and devoured over and over again for an eternity, that it's all because of you.

You like to talk a big game, saying that the Polish are stupid, and a plague upon England, but in truth, you're just a little ticked that they have more English friends than you. It's a bit sad when your own countrymen welcome foreigners before you. Think about it for a little bit, let it sink in, and then maybe, just maybe, you might not be considered legally retarded for a few shining moments in your life. Or, you can take the other course, keep on being biggot and a racist, and one day you'll learn the hard way that you were wrong.

Your choice. :]
J55  
13 Nov 2007 /  #94
how can he speak of the British doing "everything themselves" when he full well knows that the British enslaved so many people for their British Empire! They were worse than the Nazi's in many respects.
Eurola  4 | 1898  
13 Nov 2007 /  #95
As I'm in charge of 10 Polish workers, tomorrow I shall randomly (don't want to appear to be prejudice) pick one of them out and make their day as miserable as possible.

It would great, if all of them would quit because of his "wise' business approach...I can't believe anybody wants to work for such an arse.
Crnogorac  3 | 111  
14 Nov 2007 /  #96
The title of this topic seemed interesting but it hasn't almost none relation with what is discussed here.

I believe that this topic, topic which is mentioned in the title, requires much more serious attention and locating models so that all actual discrepancies and problems in the most through manner are solved.

As I'm in charge of 10 Polish workers, tomorrow I shall randomly (don't want to appear to be prejudice) pick one of them out and make their day as miserable as possible.

It's not clear to me how here we can lead a normal discussion. The topic is about Poles and here we have the start of an English-Polish clash. What relevance does this have to the topic? Or furthermore with common sense?

F***POLAND obviously has some problems with Poles, because he doesn't cease to mention them. He always finds some imaginary defficiencies, some unfounded and unserious comments. Maybe this is only the projection of his own defects and defficiencies? I ask myself.
roalex  13 | 40  
14 Nov 2007 /  #97
The "Brain Drain" in Poland is having some very serious socioeconomic effects. For example a business partner of mine has recently opened a restaurant and has quite a large staff. The staff are notorious for doing little to no work. I even witneseed first hand two chefs pouring soup into two bowls. One chef to hold the bowls and the other chef to pour the soup. I complained about this to my business partner, I actually got quite furious. I thought that if there are too many staff members in the restaurant, then sned some home. Unfortunatley it is very difficult to find cooks and chefs (good ones) in Warsaw right now. My partner remarked that if he wanted a good Polish chef he would have to fly to London and look there for one. As a result he must keep all staff and pay all staff even when the restaurant isn't that busy.

We once advertised for a position in the restaurant for a sous chef and the majority of the people that applied had little to no experience. People really are leaving and it is the best and the brightest that the country has to offer. Whether they will come back or not is an unknown.
ShelleyS  14 | 2883  
14 Nov 2007 /  #98
The title of this topic seemed interesting but it hasn't almost none relation with what is discussed here

Yes once again a topic trashed.

Thank you roalex for bringing it back to where it should be.

Admin can you delete anything on this top which is not related :) Tar
Grzegorz_  51 | 6138  
14 Nov 2007 /  #99
I don't understand - you hire Polish workers

He hires sh*it. Dude is either jobless or work in Tesco at best.
FUCKPOLAND  
17 Nov 2007 /  #100
I don't hire Polish workers, I am, however, in charge of Polish workers.

Grzegorz_, you say 'work at Tesco at best', you insult the majority of the Polish that are 'leeching' off the UK. They do, after all, do the jobs that the English don't like to do, but if we had to, we would.

Go to ANY holiday destination, ie Blackpool, Southport etc, and you will find most are infested with Poles. Visit MOST Subway franchises and you WILL find Polish employees. An undeniable FACT! Employing Polish in any food establishment surprises me no end as the hygiene standards demonstrated by them (from what I've seen) leaves a lot to be desired. Why pay for a bottle of bleech when you can send that money home to pay for a family meal?

Pick up any stone and the Polish will be there. See a car full of men, usually a ten year old, battered Sierra, it will be Polish men, see a PL registered vehicle, it will NOT be MOT'd, insured or Taxed (we go 'home' every six months to avoid paying').

A pack of your so called 'honest hard workers' was recently sacked from the buses in my home town for theft. I know of numerous employers who have got rid of Poles because customers were sick to death of complaining that they had to repeat themselves over and over in order to be understood.

Brain drain? If you were that valuable Poland would hang on to you, don't kid yourselves.

Poland doesn't want you, and neither do we.

PS

On November 14th, oh how the works toilets sparkled!

Ho ho ho!
Buddy  7 | 167  
18 Nov 2007 /  #101
“In many Western countries and countries such as Japan, a post-industrial slow in the population growth has occurred. Populations are ageing. This means that over coming decades, the numbers of old people will continue to rise whilst the numbers of the young continue to decline. It is the first time in Human history that the age distribution of nations has threatened to become long-term top-heavy. What this means is a change in the entire way that society is structured. The young will have an excess of elders, rather than the old having an excess of youth. [...] Many companies and governments are feeling the increasing pressure of having larger numbers of pensioners. More and more people are drawing pensions, and fewer and fewer will be paying into pension schemes. Economists have long predicted that in modern countries, all pension schemes will collapse. It is not possible for one worker to pay for the pensions of three, or hardly even two, retired elders. Governments such as Britain's have implemented a gradual increase of the age of retirement to try and curb the collapse of pension schemes and to try to dam the exodus of workers from employment to retirement.”

"The Earth's Population: The Ageing West" by Vexen Crabtree (2006)

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