And Ruddles at 99p.I can remember Wetherspoons having Spitfire for £1.25 a pint
(i don't drink Ruddles).
And Ruddles at 99p.I can remember Wetherspoons having Spitfire for £1.25 a pint
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makes no actual sense
PMSL...Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face….
Don't blame youAnd Ruddles at 99p.
(i don't drink Ruddles).
I have frequently pointed out that beer glasses now have a little crown on them.due to Brexit
So go on explain how he shafted staff , facts onlyThat prick Tim Martin has learnt his lesson
Look, we all know Tim Martin is a bellend who shafted his staff during Covid, but he’s been shat on by Brexit, which he helped promote and must have learned his lesson by now, so you don’t see the need to boycott his pubs anymore. No, don’t mention he’s still in a typical Brexiter state of denial that leaving the EU has f**ked the economy. Shh. Stop talking.
So, are you happy that a British business is doing well and jobs have been saved or are you still hoping that the whole business collapses and people lose their jobs because the owner voted for Brexit? Do tell.PMSL...
That is of course what brexiteers have done!
But then brexiteers always get things a*se about face
Couldn't give a monkeys about Tim...So, are you happy that a British business is doing well and jobs have been saved or are you still hoping that the whole business collapses and people lose their jobs because the owner voted for Brexit? Do tell.
So go on explain how he shafted staff , facts only
Did spoons sack any staff ?
Yep we know all about what he said when the government closed down his business and said they were not going to pay towards his over 40,000 employees for months to come .Millionaire Wetherspoon’s boss says staff might want to work for Tesco
Tim Martin doesn’t reassure employees they will be paid regular wage during lockdown - despite pub company having £1.8 billion turnoverwww.independent.co.uk
That link is as good as any. Loads of others to look at.
So it's ok not to pay, as long as he didn't sack any? Could almost be constructive dismissal, subject to more detail.Yep we know all about what he said when the government closed down his business and said they were not going to pay towards his over 40,000 employees for months to come .
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But did any of them get sacked .
Nope
Or did wetherspoon workers continue to be paid with many getting paid overtime for hours already rostered but not worked and like many other workers in closed down businesses carrying out second jobs during shut down so win win
A*se about face as usual...Yawn. Another non-answer from the UK hater. Go on, admit it, you couldn’t care less if people lost their jobs just as long as their Brexit voting boss suffered.
what bit are you struggling with they were paid same as everyone else who were closed downSo it's ok not to pay, as long as he didn't sack any? Could almost be constructive dismissal, subject to more detail.