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I'm bound by those rules and see no problem at all with binmen going home once they've finished their round, apart from pure spite why would somebody care?

You get paid more for performing more tasks than you are contractually obliged so it'd still be a thing

Extra-Special Bitter for the Real Ale Twats amongst us, fortunately it seems to fit ESB1

You'd hope one day we move beyond time-based contracts as the reality is that you are really paid to perform tasks: If you don't work all of your hours but perform all of the tasks, there is no problem If you do work all of your hours but don't perform all of the tasks, there is a problem

Fire and Rehire is despicable - there are other ways to settle the issue.

The next Yeovil

Yeah but that's just the standard positioning in a negotiation - they were never going to come in with their best offer first.

Oh get ya, yeah I don't think by any means it was some master negotiation by Doug King, it was what it was.

Player looks nervous in stepping up to take sudden death penalty first!

He was worth about what we got for him. We had one serious bidder and a player intent on joining them. We had to sell him realistically within that summer window.

Yes it still was, because: Gyokeres has grown in value since leaving through performing well domestically in the top flight, in Europe and internationally He wasn't going to sign a new contract with us so if we had him in January he'd go for zip We get a decent chunk of that sell on, so if it...

The Hoffman offers for the club were not serious Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

The tramlines one is 100% cotton as well which is good

What a wanker James English is, thought this was funny as fuck Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

What bollocks. Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

The one from Amanda Spelman shows little introspection. It feels like Ofsted doesn't actually know what the purpose of inspections is supposed to be, it seems like they are for their own sake. The local comprehensive here just had its first >3 grade for 20 years, if that doesn't show that...

Such a sad story. I think Ofsted grading should be abolished. Similar to the CQC it came from the idea that people using services are liable to behave like consumers. Waste of money which would be better spent elsewhere. Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

1.3% of the land used for residential in England, 56m people Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

Pedestrians > Traffic Sent from my Pixel 7 using Tapatalk

To a certain extent I think some people are already forced into care work out of economic necessity, which might be some of the reasoning behind the abuse in care homes. It really is time that social value is given parity with economic value and essential jobs like these are paid for properly.