Ireland's "Peaceful Protestors" - Pest Control?

17-10-2014 9:08am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

He is smoking in the open air and no it's not illegal. It only takes one person to discuss this not 5 or 6 of them pushing right up to him. If you don't see intimidation or harassment then you obviously don't know the meaning of those words.

Yes it is illegal to smoike in the workplace unless it is a designated area. The regulatrions are

Outdoor smoking areas
While smoking in an enclosed workplace is forbidden, employers have discretion to provide an outdoor smoking area, subject to the requirements of the law.

The law has defined an outdoor area as:

A place or premises, or part of a place or premises, that is wholly uncovered by any roof, fixed or mobile.
An outdoor place or premises that is covered by a roof, so long as not more than 50% of the perimeter (outside) is covered by a wall, windows, gate or similar.

You asked for evidence of scummy behaviour and i posted it, again if you cannot see it then i refer to my above post.

The only person breaking the law is the Irish water worker.

Gatling · 17-10-2014 9:18am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Went back to page 93, no video posted at all to support any of the claims you have made.

Are you a liar?

Excuse me

Where exactly have I lied

Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 9:25am

Deleted User wrote: »

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

He is smoking in the open air and no it's not illegal. It only takes one person to discuss this not 5 or 6 of them pushing right up to him. If you don't see intimidation or harassment then you obviously don't know the meaning of those words.

Yes it is illegal to smoike in the workplace unless it is a designated area. The regulatrions are

The only person breaking the law is the Irish water worker.

From your own post!

Outdoor smoking areas
While smoking in an enclosed workplace is forbidden, employers have discretion to provide an outdoor smoking area, subject to the requirements of the law.

The law has defined an outdoor area as:

A place or premises, or part of a place or premises, that is wholly uncovered by any roof, fixed or mobile.
An outdoor place or premises that is covered by a roof, so long as not more than 50% of the perimeter (outside) is covered by a wall, windows, gate or similar.

He is OUTSIDE in the OPEN AIR and is therefore not breaking the law!

SweetChaos · 17-10-2014 9:27am

Yes it is illegal to smoike in the workplace unless it is a designated area. The regulatrions are

The only person breaking the law is the Irish water worker.

Your nitpicking now Ive seen plenty of troublemakers smoking around the workers so its one rule for you lot and another for them

If you have a problem with him smoking dont go into his personal space and scream in his face he was in the open and I think the amount of stress you put upon those men the are entitled to have a smoke in the open if its not their smoking its their baldy tires, no tax you lot have a monumental cheek

And comparing yourselves to the lads in 1916 is laughable it just makes you look pathetic

Peppa Pig · 17-10-2014 9:34am

Deleted User wrote:

Yes it is illegal to smoike in the workplace unless it is a designated area.

Or not enclosed......

Smoking is forbidden in enclosed places of work

Link to regulations

Even the health and safety experts among the protesters know that :rolleyes:

Little CuChulainn · 17-10-2014 10:11am

Deleted User wrote: »

He is smoking in the open air and no it's not illegal. It only takes one person to discuss this not 5 or 6 of them pushing right up to him. If you don't see intimidation or harassment then you obviously don't know the meaning of those words.

Yes it is illegal to smoike in the workplace unless it is a designated area. The regulatrions are

The only person breaking the law is the Irish water worker.

Public Order Act 1994

9.—Any person who, without lawful authority or reasonable excuse, wilfully prevents or interrupts the free passage of any person or vehicle in any public place shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding £200.

Beaner1 · 17-10-2014 10:26am

Water protestors used the most pathetic weasel like arguments. Look his tyres are bald. He's smoking in the the workplace. They are the bottom 20% of society in every way.

Gatling · 17-10-2014 10:42am

Gatling wrote: »

Excuse me

Where exactly have I lied

Still waiting

17-10-2014 11:02am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Deleted User wrote: »

From your own post!

He is OUTSIDE in the OPEN AIR and is therefore not breaking the law!

Can you read?

While smoking in an enclosed workplace is forbidden, employers have discretion to provide an outdoor smoking area, subject to the requirements of the law.

The law has defined an outdoor area as:

Does that look like a outdoor smoking area too you?

17-10-2014 11:05am

Gatling wrote: »

Still waiting

I do apologise, some of us have to work and unable to spend all day monaing about people using their legal right to protest on boards.ie

Anyhow

You said if I clicked back one page I would see videos highlighting your claims about protesters.

I not only went back one but I went back 3 pages and could find no videos least of all any videos backing up your allegations.

Further I did not say you lied, I asked you were you lying, the question mark should have helped you to understand that.

Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 11:06am

Deleted User wrote: »

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Can you read?

Does that look like a outdoor smoking area too you?

And they have provided an outdoor smoking area, It's called OUTDOORS!

Do you think farmers who smoke walk to the corner of a field to have a quick puff? Do you think greenkeepers on golf courses head to the designated smoking area near the clubhouse? Your posts are getting more pathetic by the minute.

17-10-2014 11:07am

Beaner1 wrote: »

Water protestors used the most pathetic weasel like arguments. Look his tyres are bald. He's smoking in the the workplace. They are the bottom 20% of society in every way.

And what are you? The top?

LOL

Do you advocate people driving on illegal tyres and breaking laws in relation to smoking in the workplace?

You complain about people using their LEGAL RIGHT to PROTEST and call them the bottom 20% and yet seem to advocate law breaking! I suggest you walk to a mirror and look into it, it is you who are among the bottom 20%

17-10-2014 11:08am

Deleted User wrote: »

I do apologise, some of us have to work and unable to spend all day monaing about people using their legal right to protest on boards.ie

Anyhow

You said if I clicked back one page I would see videos highlighting your claims about protesters.

I not only went back one but I went back 3 pages and could find no videos least of all any videos backing up your allegations.

Further I did not say you lied, I asked you were you lying, the question mark should have helped you to understand that.

He said GO BACK TO PAGE ONE - not go back one page.

17-10-2014 11:09am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Deleted User wrote: »

And they have provided an outdoor smoking area, It's called OUTDOORS!

LOL, Laughable stuff.

You are now claiming that Irish Water or whatever company the lad works for and legally provided the outdoors and designated it as a smoking area?

Your some clown if you think that's a counter argument.

Perhaps you would like to provide documentary evidence to support this theory that the outdoors has been designated a smoking area provide heavy machinery?

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Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 11:09am

Deleted User wrote: »

And what are you? The top?

LOL

Do you advocate people driving on illegal tyres and breaking laws in relation to smoking in the workplace?

You complain about people using their LEGAL RIGHT to PROTEST and call them the bottom 20% and yet seem to advocate law breaking! I suggest you walk to a mirror and look into it, it is you who are among the bottom 20%

Please show me the QUALIFIED mechanic who has claimed that the tyres on a vehicle were illegal.

Smoking outdoors is not illegal so stop posting nonsense.

Gatling · 17-10-2014 11:10am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I do apologise, some of us have to work and unable to spend all day monaing about people using their legal right to protest on boards.ie

Anyhow

You said if I clicked back one page I would see videos highlighting your claims about protesters.

I not only went back one but I went back 3 pages and could find no videos least of all any videos backing up your allegations.

Further I did not say you lied, I asked you were you lying, the question mark should have helped you to understand that.

You clearly stated I'm a liar

17-10-2014 11:10am

Deleted User wrote: »

He said GO BACK TO PAGE ONE - not go back one page.

OK, page 1.

Care to show me where anyone has broken the law?

Protesting is a legal right.

Show me where any laws have been broken?

Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 11:11am

Deleted User wrote: »

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

LOL, Laughable stuff.

You are now claiming that Irish Water or whatever company the lad works for and legally provided the outdoors and designated it as a smoking area?

Your some clown if you think that's a counter argument.

Perhaps you would like to provide documentary evidence to support this theory that the outdoors has been designated a smoking area provide heavy machinery?

If you work outdoors you don't need a designated smoking area DUCY?

Do you think farmers who smoke walk to the corner of a field to have a quick puff? Do you think greenkeepers on golf courses head to the designated smoking area near the clubhouse? Your posts are getting more pathetic by the minute.

17-10-2014 11:12am

Deleted User wrote: »

OK, page 1.

Care to show me where anyone has broken the law?

Protesting is a legal right.

Show me where any laws have been broken?

Don't pick on me, Sunshine. I only pointed out that you didn't read the post correctly.

17-10-2014 11:12am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Please show me the QUALIFIED mechanic who has claimed that the tyres on a vehicle were illegal.

Smoking outdoors is not illegal so stop posting nonsense.

I never claimed the tyres were illegal, are you claiming they were legal?

Neither of us can provide evidence to the contrary so why do you wish to raise it as some sort of throw back at protesters who were there and can see if a tyre is legal or not.

Next time your in a car park try inspecting a few tyres on vehicles, you certainly dont need to be a mechanic to see that some tyres are indeed illegal to be on the road.

17-10-2014 11:13am

Deleted User wrote: »

Don't pick on me, Sunshine. I only pointed out that you didn't read the post correctly.

You responded to a comment that wasnt directed at you, dont reply to it if you dont want to engage.

17-10-2014 11:14am

Deleted User wrote: »

You responded to a comment that wasnt directed at you, dont reply to it if you dont want to engage.

You quoted MY post, so naturally I assumed you were answering ME.

Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 11:15am

Deleted User wrote: »

I never claimed the tyres were illegal, are you claiming they were legal?

Neither of us can provide evidence to the contrary so why do you wish to raise it as some sort of throw back at protesters who were there and can see if a tyre is legal or not.

Next time your in a car park try inspecting a few tyres on vehicles, you certainly dont need to be a mechanic to see that some tyres are indeed illegal to be on the road.

Sigh

Deleted User wrote: »

And what are you? The top?

LOL

Do you advocate people driving on illegal tyres and breaking laws in relation to smoking in the workplace?

You complain about people using their LEGAL RIGHT to PROTEST and call them the bottom 20% and yet seem to advocate law breaking! I suggest you walk to a mirror and look into it, it is you who are among the bottom 20%

I also never said that so maybe you need to check who you are quoting before posting ****e.

Beaner1 · 17-10-2014 11:15am

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I never claimed the tyres were illegal, are you claiming they were legal?

Neither of us can provide evidence to the contrary so why do you wish to raise it as some sort of throw back at protesters who were there and can see if a tyre is legal or not.

Next time your in a car park try inspecting a few tyres on vehicles, you certainly dont need to be a mechanic to see that some tyres are indeed illegal to be on the road.

Ok the tyres were bald. That settles the great water charges debate once and for all.

I'm a top 1% so the charges make no odds to me. I'd like to possibky return to a solvent country in the next few decades so this welfare class need to be destroyed.

17-10-2014 11:15am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Deleted User wrote: »

If you work outdoors you don't need a designated smoking area DUCY?

Regardless of what ever farmers do the law clearly states that if you widh to smoke outdoors your employer must provide a designated smoking area.

You made the laughable claim that all the outdoors was a designated smoking area, and it appears you now want to backtrack from that ludicrous claim.

Is that the case, do you accept the outdoors is indeed not a designated area and described under Irish law?

17-10-2014 11:18am

Beaner1 wrote: »

Ok the tyres were bald. That settles the great water charges debate once and for all.

I'm a top 1% so the charges make no odds to me. I'd like to possibky return to a solvent country in the next few decades so this welfare class need to be destroyed.

Are, your a 1%, good for you.

Surely you have more important things to do that engage with us mere mortals below you?

Why would a 1% want the welfare class destroyed? Surely these low paid people are the very ones doing your bidding keeping you at the top?

I have no time for people who consider themselves a top 1% and call for people on welfare to be "Destroyed", I doubt you are nowhere near the top 1% and just a person who hasn't nothing better to do with their day, or . Cant say it, apparently certain words for people like you are banned on After Hours. Never mind. Anyone reading that rubbish you wrote clearly knows what you are.

Timberrrrrrrr · 17-10-2014 11:19am

Deleted User wrote: »

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Regardless of what ever farmers do the law clearly states that if you widh to smoke outdoors your employer must provide a designated smoking area.

Are farmers and greenkeepers not workers? Please show me where it states that an employer MUST provide a designated smoking area.

You made the laughable claim that all the outdoors was a designated smoking area, and it appears you now want to backtrack from that ludicrous claim.

Is that the case, do you accept the outdoors is indeed not a designated area and described under Irish law?

If you work outdoors then you don't need a designated outdoor smoking area, if you cannot understand why this is then i fear you are beyond help and i pity you.

17-10-2014 11:20am

Deleted User wrote: »

You quoted MY post, so naturally I assumed you were answering ME.

And you quoted my post that wasn't directed to you, so I naturally felt you were supporting the argument that the videos show clear evidence of law breaking.

17-10-2014 11:24am

Timberrrrrrrr;92645941]

Deleted User wrote: »

Are farmers and greenkeepers not workers? Please show me where it states that an employer MUST provide a designated smoking area.

As I have pointed out, the law is the law. If people choose to break the law then that is their option.

Just because people break the law by smoking in the workplace regardless of it being outdoors, this cant cancel out those laws.

If you work outdoors then you don't need a designated outdoor smoking area, if you cannot understand why this is then i fear you are beyond help and i pity you.

What is the law on smoking in the workplace? You can only smoke in designated areas outdoors.

Is a public street a designated area by an employer to smoke? NO.

Fr. Ned · 17-10-2014 11:26am

You lads are gas craic altogether.
There's one f*ckwit on here who has claimed that I draw the dole, don't pay taxes and the most recent, laughable claim, was that I was 'driving while texting, is there no law these protesters won't break'.
Seriously people, if you want to argue the point in favour of water taxes/charges, you should drop the childish crap some of you come out with.

Ireland's "Peaceful Protestors" - Pest Control?

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