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British Gas getting some well earned grief.
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Tory Britain.
IT worker on sick leave for 15 years sues over no pay rise
Ian Clifford claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination by IBM despite having his income guaranteed until his retirement age
www.telegraph.co.uk
tsubaki
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shocking but can I just take the time to salute the comrades who put up Toby Young's bill by that much
Diogenes the Cynic
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IT worker on sick leave for 15 years sues over no pay rise
Ian Clifford claimed he was the victim of disability discrimination by IBM despite having his income guaranteed until his retirement age
How has someone been on sick leave for 15yrs?
Should have been booted out long ago for that, failure from HR.
Doesn’t look right does it. Would imagine this story has had some details left out and embellished to give the Telegraph readers a stiffy.
tsubaki
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there is a little more here:
IT worker off sick for 15 years sues employer for not giving him a pay rise
Ian Clifford tried to sue a tech giant for disability discrimination.
metro.co.uk
so basically he is getting the benefit of the health plan he signed up to, not taking the mick as that rag would have you believe
there is a little more here:
IT worker off sick for 15 years sues employer for not giving him a pay rise
Ian Clifford tried to sue a tech giant for disability discrimination.
so basically he is getting the benefit of the health plan he signed up to, not taking the mick as that rag would have you believe
Well frankly I’m outraged that a person is taking advantage of private health providers. They are doing the Lord’s work after all.
summerisle
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Christ. My supplier kept trying to put mine up last winter, but I lowered it right back down online in my account each time. Really bad practice.
NilSatisOptimum
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£3.60 for a bag of sultanas, forget that.
Food won't be coming down in price it's here to stay.
EU policy CAP or Common Agricultural Policy. A system that rewarded farmers for producing food that would either be stockpiled or sold at below cost to developing countries.
A natural consequence was that food in the EU was abundant and cheap - and was very resilient to economic shocks like wars.
Now we're no longer in the EU we're no longer protected and the fact our food prices have risen twice as much as those in any EU country is not a coincidence.
YeaH BurRIt kOsT moRe CuZ IMiGruNtS aRe EatIn iT aLl
NilSatisOptimum
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Many a wet chinned simpleton roaming the streets sadlyIndeed they knew what they were voting for after all.
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