Being stabbed in the back

mac12:

yorkshire terrier:
Zero hr contracts want banning simple as that.
Then the next government wants to actually put in to practise “british jobs for british workers” and get some lazy Brits off the dole doing the jobs these foreigners are doing.
Boils my urine this. :imp:

Could they do that? If you had a daughter living say in Liverpool would you want her picking sprouts in Boston then sleeping 6 to a room with strangers?

Id rather my daughter picking sprouts in Boston than being within 100 miles of some scouse arse.

nick2008:

SteveBarnsleytrucker:
Just getting loaded in Doncaster now and the kid on the forklift been telling me how the company have stabbed him in the back. He was on agency working for them and they offered him a full time job so he finished on the agency only to be told then a couple of week later he was going onto a zero hours contract. He then finds out off a kid who works there that in a few week his job was finished anyway as they’re getting an Estonian kid in to do the forklift and they hadn’t even told this lad this yet :unamused:
He told me he was on 10 hour days, 5 days a week for £1500. There are 11 Estonians who work here and they must do 12-13 hour days, 6 days a week and they get £800 :unamused: He says they generally stay for 3 month then go back and they get some more in for cheap labour.
The Estonians live in 2 houses 6 in one and 5 in another and they are now even complaining about having to do 12-13 hour shifts 6 times a week.
It makes you laugh when the ConDems say jobs are at their highest for years yet don’t tell you that most of them are zero hours contracts where the employee has no idea how many hours work they’ll get from one week to the next. Welcome to modern day Great Britain :unamused: :confused:

you sure that’s right £1500 a week £6k a month £72k a year :open_mouth:

probably monthly,if not I will do ten hours on a forklift 5 days a week lol

edwardj:

SteveBarnsleytrucker:

nick2008:

SteveBarnsleytrucker:
Just getting loaded in Doncaster now and the kid on the forklift been telling me how the company have stabbed him in the back. He was on agency working for them and they offered him a full time job so he finished on the agency only to be told then a couple of week later he was going onto a zero hours contract. He then finds out off a kid who works there that in a few week his job was finished anyway as they’re getting an Estonian kid in to do the forklift and they hadn’t even told this lad this yet :unamused:
He told me he was on 10 hour days, 5 days a week for £1500. There are 11 Estonians who work here and they must do 12-13 hour days, 6 days a week and they get £800 :unamused: He says they generally stay for 3 month then go back and they get some more in for cheap labour.
The Estonians live in 2 houses 6 in one and 5 in another and they are now even complaining about having to do 12-13 hour shifts 6 times a week.
It makes you laugh when the ConDems say jobs are at their highest for years yet don’t tell you that most of them are zero hours contracts where the employee has no idea how many hours work they’ll get from one week to the next. Welcome to modern day Great Britain :unamused: :confused:

you sure that’s right £1500 a week £6k a month £72k a year :open_mouth:

Haha good spot mate I ment a month :confused:

That works out slighlty below minimum wage at around £2.77 per hour for the estonians!!, doesnt matter what country they are from not legal!!

That’s because it’s BS.

SteveBarnsleytrucker:
There are 11 Estonians who work here and they must do 12-13 hour days, 6 days a week and they get £800 :unamused: He says they generally stay for 3 month then go back and they get some more in for cheap labour.

well you’d get that driving a forklift in estonia, so I have my doubts :laughing:

There’s a place in Scunthorpe like that. They make beer cans for Carlsberg. They get free rates for employing local labour. When in fact they have a couple of houses in the area. Advertise the jobs in Poland. Register the people to the local houses. Local labour.