Tax payers pay my wages too, but I'm expected to take annual leave if I can't get in because of the weather. Actually not expected, I have to take it as leave or not get paid.
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Council workers not working,and we are paying them.
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Posted 2 years ago #
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I have to take it as leave or not get paid.
So you're not getting paid for staying at home because of the snow then - you're getting paid for being on holiday. Which makes the thread title and the OP, a false statement.
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From some of the threads on here Kato I reckon that the many STW contributors would rather you and you colleages never went into work.
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With Hartlepool Borough Council you can have upto 6 months in the year off sick without it being questioned or investigated!
Now that thakes the p1ss
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Yeah, and there's loads of us on here too Edukator
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With Hartlepool Borough Council you can have upto 6 months in the year off sick without it being questioned or investigated!
Now that takes the p1ss
Not that I believe that statement for one moment, but surely it's the residents of Hartlepool who started the p1ss taking - when they elected a monkey as mayor ?
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the woman next door works in a council office at the bottom of our hill, 5 min walk at most, she hasnt been in to work for 3 days cos of snow, you can nearly see her office from my garden.
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Electing a monkey mayor is progress for Hartlepudlians ernie.
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6" snow yesterday morning but bin emptied (privatised) we're on a main rd - truck tried to turn up side rd but too many abandoned cars
local guys(and gals) that empty public bins / litter / sort other stuff are all out gritting pavements and clearing snow in shopping areas
judging by the moans from the STW massive about cold and hands and feet i imagine the consensus will be that a short working day would be in order?
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