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Falling Like Flies Now
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Nat West/Coutts now looses another one. Flavel falls on is sword. Now nee the scalp of the Chairman.
Hymie will be devastated.
Go Nigel!
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Hymie will be devastated.
Go Nigel!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In her case I agree AH, a clerk would have been marched out the door.
Perhaps not so in his case, the board are just as culpable for letting him get away with focusing on things other than Banking. In most cases people in that situation are given the opportunity to resign.
As for the payments, often it is in leiu of the notice period. This has happened a coupe of times to me, not fired but leaving and as I had the 'keys to the kingdom' the risk was too high to the Banks concerned. So I was paid to sit in the garden. Not as much as these people but probably more than most.
Perhaps not so in his case, the board are just as culpable for letting him get away with focusing on things other than Banking. In most cases people in that situation are given the opportunity to resign.
As for the payments, often it is in leiu of the notice period. This has happened a coupe of times to me, not fired but leaving and as I had the 'keys to the kingdom' the risk was too high to the Banks concerned. So I was paid to sit in the garden. Not as much as these people but probably more than most.
Fair enough.
If you work in a rock factory, you get marched off on the day, so you can't record your displeasure into a batch of seaside rock sticks.
In a bank, it may be politic to allow resignations, with perks allowed of course, so those necessary non-disclosure documents can be buttoned up first.
If you work in a rock factory, you get marched off on the day, so you can't record your displeasure into a batch of seaside rock sticks.
In a bank, it may be politic to allow resignations, with perks allowed of course, so those necessary non-disclosure documents can be buttoned up first.
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If we assume the board were actually serving a useful purpose (other than in this instance) would it make sense for them all to resign, as Mr Farage seems to want.
And I know that this will raise the ire of most on AB, but does anyone think that perhaps Mr Farage is just as interested in putting himself centre stage again, as in promoting a crusade against banks' unfair practices?
And I know that this will raise the ire of most on AB, but does anyone think that perhaps Mr Farage is just as interested in putting himself centre stage again, as in promoting a crusade against banks' unfair practices?
Mr Farage said "What you should say is you're the only person in British history whose won two national elections leading two different parties. Let's try that".
an unwise choice perhaps - I think they are saying election ( national geddit?) as MEP - Brexit party and UKIP
BUT - oswald mosley ( yes fascista, my in-laws' grandfather was his chauffeur) was said to be capable of heading any and all of the three parties
one historian quoted this and commented it said more about the state of the parties in the thirties
churchill was both
he was for most of his career a member of the Conservative Party, and its leader from 1940 to 1955. He was a member of the Liberal Party from 1904 to 1924.
an unwise choice perhaps - I think they are saying election ( national geddit?) as MEP - Brexit party and UKIP
BUT - oswald mosley ( yes fascista, my in-laws' grandfather was his chauffeur) was said to be capable of heading any and all of the three parties
one historian quoted this and commented it said more about the state of the parties in the thirties
churchill was both
he was for most of his career a member of the Conservative Party, and its leader from 1940 to 1955. He was a member of the Liberal Party from 1904 to 1924.
Hymie has gone rather quiet....
Having already outted Farage as a xenophobic racist; I’m seriously thinking of starting a thread listing a selection of the Brexit lies as told by Farage, such that if anyone (including myself) were to at some later date refer to him as a liar, that fact would be on record on AB and not open to debate.
Anyone up for it?
Having already outted Farage as a xenophobic racist; I’m seriously thinking of starting a thread listing a selection of the Brexit lies as told by Farage, such that if anyone (including myself) were to at some later date refer to him as a liar, that fact would be on record on AB and not open to debate.
Anyone up for it?