Claus v. Wolfhausen wrote:
Damned, see what you have done with this BCP, you got my removal crew
striking.
Hey I'm at home and I didn't know that they would do this tonight.
We had a meeting and discussion today in the afternoon and our CEO said:
"Ok, if that becomes an RFC we might stop manual delistings, who cares."
It looks like that this has scared the removal crew and they try to keep
their jobs.
I have a deep understanding for them, but I would have done the texts
very differently.
Interesting. So the CEO basically allows the staff to run rampant, go 'on
strike' (one supposes they will not be paid for this period of time), deface
the corporate website with ill-advised text, and they haven't been fired en
masse?
Seems to me any CEO worth his salt would have done that right off the bat, and
taken down that page. I sure as hell would not have dared pull a stunt like
this at any place I've worked. I'd go so far as to say I deeply distrust the
veracity as this has been presented by Claus.
Context: I was a union organizer, and not afraid to stand up for my rights.
By the way, if anyone is tallying votes - I am very much in favour of the
Clause (sic) disallowing charges for delistings.
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