Sick to death of whingers

[gary301161]

Why do all public servants whinge when they have to do a proper days work. Wankers, get over it. The easy days have gone, join the real world.:violin::violin::violin:

 

[Boggymarsh]

Y...a...w...n!

 

[Me!]

F1sh1ing

Winner!

 

[derek kelly]

Why do all public servants whinge when they have to do a proper days work. Wankers, get over it. The easy days have gone, join the real world.:violin::violin::violin:

If this is your idea of a joke or a wind up then it's in piss poor taste, what do you call a proper days work? most public sector workers are honest. hard working. reliable people doing a job that many others openly admit that they wouldn't have the stomach for.
Not sure what you do for a living as I don't think you have ever told us, maybe you are too ashamed to say & that is why you always see fit to have a pop at the public sector.

The public sector are keeping you fairly safe at the moment but we can't guarantee for how much longer with all the cut backs.

 

[robsbird]

Gary wind ya neck in............:wank:

may i remind you it was you not so long ago...............

http://bikersoracle.com/blackbird/forum/showthread.php?t=63083

 

[Stevebrooke]

Why do all public servants whinge when they have to do a proper days work. Wankers, get over it. The easy days have gone, join the real world.:violin::violin::violin:

And I'm sick to death of people whinging about civil servants. There'll be my job going in 28 days time, perhaps you might like to give it a try.

 

[gary301161]

And I'm sick to death of people whinging about civil servants. There'll be my job going in 28 days time, perhaps you might like to give it a try.

No worries piss of piss, what ever you do.

 

[Stevebrooke]

No worries piss of piss, what ever you do.

Now I know it's a wind-up.

And it's a PIECE of piss btw. You'd never get in the civil service with such lack of intelligence.

 

[gary301161]

Gary wind ya neck in............:wank:

may i remind you it was you not so long ago...............

http://bikersoracle.com/blackbird/forum/showthread.php?t=63083

Understand what your saying, but these people make my piss boil, constant whinging, and they still don't know what it's like in the private sector. They should be thankful for the good times they had, but now it's time to wake up and smell the coffee.

 

[gary301161]

Now I know it's a wind-up.

And it's a PIECE of piss btw. You'd never get in the civil service with such lack of intelligence.

Would never want to join such a bunch of form filling Jobs worth whinging
about how hard done by they are. Bless em. No my spelling and grammar isn't good but at least I can say I do a good days work for fair pay, and don't whinge about it.

 

[Stevebrooke]

Understand what your saying, but these people make my piss boil, constant whinging, and they still don't know what it's like in the private sector. They should be thankful for the good times they had, but now it's time to wake up and smell the coffee.

I hope to be part of the private sector soon if I can find a part-time job. I'm really looking forward to being appreciated by my bosses, a pay rise every year and not being abused by people who think they know what it's like to work for the Government - all things which are part-and-parcel of the job I'm about to leave.

And seeing as you asked earlier I'm a Prison Officer. Or Warder. Or Screw. Or whatever other form of abuse you wish to use.

 

[gary301161]

If this is your idea of a joke or a wind up then it's in piss poor taste, what do you call a proper days work? most public sector workers are honest. hard working. reliable people doing a job that many others openly admit that they wouldn't have the stomach for.
Not sure what you do for a living as I don't think you have ever told us, maybe you are too ashamed to say & that is why you always see fit to have a pop at the public sector.

The public sector are keeping you fairly safe at the moment but we can't guarantee for how much longer with all the cut backs.

Let's just say I work 48 hrs a week plus at least 45 mins commute each way. If I didn't do my job your bags at Heathrow wouldn't be on the same plane as you (I'm not a baggage handler, I'm far more important). I do a hard day at work, you lot have no idea what it's like, and to be frank I have more respect for myself than to whinge about my lot. Perhaps you all should follow the same example?.

 

[derek kelly]

Understand what your saying, but these people make my piss boil, constant whinging, and they still don't know what it's like in the private sector. They should be thankful for the good times they had, but now it's time to wake up and smell the coffee.

Log onto facebook & find "Know the danger" then come back on here with your pathetic American sayings.

If it wasn't for the intervention of the POA (Prison Officers Association) then workers in private sector prisons would still be using basic mufti techniques to defend themselves instead of the advanced training they are now given.

When exactly have these good times been? when I joined the service we were expected to go to work in the dark & come home in the dark, day in day out, life expectancy after retirement was poor, only 2% of those retiring at 60 made it to collect their state pension.
Then came "Fresh start" which gave an improved basic wage with annually reducing hours overtime built in, then flooding the prisons with staff on a lower wage, this caused a major division in staff (pre fresh start & post fresh start)
Now voluntary redundancies are being offered & the prisons are again being run on mass overtime except now the overtime is paid at less than the hourly rate & is not pensionable.

 

[gary301161]

I hope to be part of the private sector soon if I can find a part-time job. I'm really looking forward to being appreciated by my bosses, a pay rise every year and not being abused by people who think they know what it's like to work for the Government - all things which are part-and-parcel of the job I'm about to leave.

And seeing as you asked earlier I'm a Prison Officer. Or Warder. Or Screw. Or whatever other form of abuse you wish to use.

Don't hold your breath on any of that mate. Have not had a pay rise for 2 years, wait ti'll you start in the private and see how managers talk to you, but now you'll have no powerful union to back you up.

 

[Stevebrooke]

you'll have no powerful union to back you up.

And there is the reason your terms and conditions are rubbish and your bosses walk all over you. We'll all soon be back in the 19th century. You can thank successive governments for your predicament - power to the bosses and sod the workers.

 

[Boggymarsh]

Understand what your saying, but these people make my piss boil, constant whinging, and they still don't know what it's like in the private sector. They should be thankful for the good times they had, but now it's time to wake up and smell the coffee.

Have you worked in the private sector all of your working life? I'm just asking because you appear to have had some private sector experience...

Used to take me 2 hours max to sort my walk.

Did you leave because the work load was insufficient to fill your time and to be truly righteous you felt compelled to fill the rest of your life carrying out the act of self flagellation? :dunno:

 

[derek kelly]

Let's just say I work 48 hrs a week plus at least 45 mins commute each way. If I didn't do my job your bags at Heathrow wouldn't be on the same plane as you (I'm not a baggage handler, I'm far more important). I do a hard day at work, you lot have no idea what it's like, and to be frank I have more respect for myself than to whinge about my lot. Perhaps you all should follow the same example?.

The 45 mins commute is your choice, you chose to live there, I have never flown from Heathrow & have no intention of ever doing so.
Oddly enough when I arrived back at Manchester airport from Portugal a couple of years back we went to collect our baggage & there were several very irate people who had flown back from a long haul flight to Heathrow then on to Manchester, all their luggage had been put on the wrong plane, at Heathrow so were you responsible for that?
Are you responsible when the baggage handlers go on strike?

You say you are more important than a baggage handler, reading between the lines here looks like you are not as important as you like to think you are, I bet you are a barrel of laughs to work with.

 

[mick the knife]

I bet you are a barrel of laughs to work with.

I think you've found his sense of humour, I should imagine he's rolling about the floor. cos he's sure got you lot going :-0)


As a footnote, next year for a change the wife and I have decided not to go to our little retreat in Greece, we're going to where ever our luggage is going :-0)

 

[Boggymarsh]

Let's just say I work 48 hrs a week plus at least 45 mins commute each way. If I didn't do my job your bags at Heathrow wouldn't be on the same plane as you (I'm not a baggage handler, I'm far more important). I do a hard day at work, you lot have no idea what it's like, and to be frank I have more respect for myself than to whinge about my lot. Perhaps you all should follow the same example?.

Friggin baggage handlers and those that make sure our bags get on the right plane!:wank: (plural) Never met such a bunch of lazy, careless and inconsiderate basstads in my life! The lot I used to work with at Southampton Airport were a bunch of tossers and the stuff that got broken and damaged when they were loading and unlaoding was unbelievable. Mind you, their boss was a right whingeing twat who was always saying that they were over worked and underpaid and never got a thank you from the customers they served...

 

[derek kelly]

I think you've found his sense of humour, I should imagine he's rolling about the floor. cos he's sure got you lot going :-0)

If it wasn't for his history of vile diatribe towards public sector then I would have agreed with you, as it is I think his ideal profession would be tax inspector or traffic warden.

As a footnote, next year for a change the wife and I have decided not to go to our little retreat in Greece, we're going to where ever our luggage is going :-0)

An expert could arrange to arrive at the same destination as their luggage but only a master could arrange to be there at the same time.