Loyalty to your Employer!

Sam Quentin

Do you think owners of airlines that fly between Ireland and Uk will be 'advising' their staff to vote NO?

andekwarhola

Good coke?

Your Face

The correct answer was:

b) Hulk Hogan never fought Socrates.

Bonus points for:
Mayo
John Joe Nevin
Small pastries.

end of the road

i would hope that companies don't push any particular vote. if they are smart they will have prohibited any talk of the referendum during work time.

Sam Quentin

andekwarhola wrote: »

Good coke?

You mean joke?
This is not a joke.

Sweet Jaysus when will it end? Sick to the teeth of the referendum talk.

Sam Quentin

end of the road wrote: »

i would hope that companies don't push any particular vote. if they are smart they will have prohibited any talk of the referendum during work time.

Do you not think it would be smart for those companies to advise/swing them in the direction that would benefit said companies!?

Are Am Eye

In regard to the balance sheet of travel operators - customers of a terminable disposition are a negligible niche.

So they would not care how their employees voted. Even if individual or small group votes decided national plebiscites. Which they don't. And even if they cared how their employees voted they would have no mechanism to influence that vote or even to know how that vote was cast. And the employees themselves should they be voting will hardly be voting in accordance with what they thing would benefit their airline. Or maybe they would. Nowt as strange as folk.

Skylinehead

Deleted User wrote: »

Sweet Jaysus when will it end? Sick to the teeth of the referendum talk.

I know right?