Liveline Thread (15/02/2012 to 01/05/2012)

cock robin

Any minute now we shall have a vatican/religious spokesperson on about child abuse and the whole shebang.

neris

wats this ones point?? shes been dragging on for ages now

my friend

syklops wrote: »

I bet the 6 who are back are listening to her right now.

laying on the couches in the Staff Room .....

JONJO THE MISER

She is right to talk up about it, feck em.

JonathanAnon

I bet the unions kick up a fuss now and demand that all public sector workers be given a lump sum and a pension on top of their wages..

neris

Joe knows all about parties and throwing them for his mates.

my friend

5, 4, 3, 2, 1,


liam doran?

syklops

"Which Teresa do you think it is?"
"Well we know now, the one who didnt come to the party"
"Didn't she say she had plans that night?"
"Yep, said she had yoga that night and didn't want to skip it"
"The cheek of her!"
"Well thats the last contract she gets off me"
"And me"

lol.

Suzie4

No i dont want to bother the union joe,id rather bore everyone to death on the laaavhline,you now joe.

neris

Good man joe. the unions will make it all better. back to your champagne and caviar socialism with ya now

SEPT 23 1989

Donna Rumsfeld

my friend

Agencies ran by friends of the Middle Managers that hire the Agency Staff ....


follow the money

Suzie4

Havent a clue what these two are banging on about.

neris

joe gona talk bout the cuts that are coming in to rte and maybe even salary cuts??

ButtersSuki

Borrrrrrinnnnnnggggg.

Going to make a cup of tea. I only have Lyons Original Blend, not Gold Blend.....will I enjoy Lahv Lahn as much?

SEPT 23 1989

Too many hogs at the trough

my friend

notice how Joe didnt challenge the sensible gentleman from Mullingar?

Joe knew he would lose and that the Unions would be exposed by the caller

Joe just went to another caller

JONJO THE MISER

While you cant blame the women who went back, the rules need to be changed so if they retire they can never come back.

Suzie4

Beware ye of the whistle..

lucylu

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

While you cant blame the women who went back, the rules need to be changed so if they retire they can never come back.

I thought that was a part of the deal when you are out .. you are out for good

Cardinal Richelieu

RTE whistleblower on line 2 Joe...................would you say Joe "Voice of the People" would put them on?

Suzie4

The results were uniformly negative for the whistleblowers, according to the study:

All subjects in this sample had suffered adverse consequences.
For 29 of the whistleblowers, victimization had started immediately after their first internal complaint.
Only 17 approached the media.
Victimization at work was extensive: dismissal (eight subjects), demotion (10), and resignation or early retirement because of ill health related to victimization (10) were common.
Only 10 still had a full-time job at the time of the study.

In most cases, the corruption and malpractice continued unchanged.

JONJO THE MISER

lucylu wrote: »

I thought that was a part of the deal when you are out .. you are out for good

Except in exceptional circunstances:rolleyes:

SEPT 23 1989

Whats he so flustered about?:D

shockwave

Joe loves a good whilsteblower, he can milk this one for a while now.

furiousox

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Whats he so flustered about?:D

Poor joe's exhausted after his weekend off. :pac:

my friend

Joe thinks he's in a Pub

he keeps 'coming back to the Pint'

JonathanAnon

It is morally wrong Joe.. Same as you saying that you are a socialist and pulling ten times the average industrial wage.

cock robin

BINGO........ Well done Joe, were back on track. Preists, cock, rape, the church, the vatican, denial, regret, cover up, trousers down, cossacks up, cocks out. Back tomorrow at 1.45 thanks to every one who phoned in, Derek Mooney is next. :mad::mad::mad:

lucylu

Suzie4 wrote: »

The results were uniformly negative for the whistleblowers, according to the study:

All subjects in this sample had suffered adverse consequences.
For 29 of the whistleblowers, victimization had started immediately after their first internal complaint.
Only 17 approached the media.
Victimization at work was extensive: dismissal (eight subjects), demotion (10), and resignation or early retirement because of ill health related to victimization (10) were common.
Only 10 still had a full-time job at the time of the study.

In most cases, the corruption and malpractice continued unchanged.

There was a Whistleblowers Protection Bill 2011 finalised earlier this year.
Bill Number 26 of 2011
Sponsored by Deputies Joan Collins, Stephen Donnelly, Luke 'Ming' Flanagan, Tom Fleming, John Halligan, Finian McGrath, Mattie McGrath, Catherine Murphy, Maureen O'Sullivan, Thomas Pringle, Shane Ross, Mick Wallace
Source: Private Members
Method: Presented
Status: New Bill


Bill entitled an Act to provide protection from civil liability or penalisation to employees who make certain protected disclosures in relation to the affairs of their employers and to provide for related matters

http://www.oireachtas.ie/viewdoc.asp?fn=/documents/bills28/bills/2011/2611/document1.htm