blue note wrote: » I'm not sure if the cool bags will work, but has anyone considered compensating them financially for the inconvenience? I doubt the drivers would accept it, but it could be worth trying.
Shenshen wrote: » Never met a salad on here, so I can't compare. But mine is mostly tomatoes, broccoli, olives and feta, so mostly sweet and salty. No bitterness at all.
wexie wrote: » What inconvenience would that be? Like having to use a cooler bag? or (god forbid) a lunch box?
TheShow wrote: » financial compensation for what inconvenience? zero inconvenience as far as I see. Snowflakes backed up by Siptu. Whats next, cheap toilet paper is too rough on the backside?
Pedro K wrote: » There will be people on this thread, soon enough, that will defend this to the hilt, as they defend, and often support, any industrial action, no matter how ridiculous it is.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » I think perhaps the sarcasm in bluenotes post was missed.
blue note wrote: » People are just dying for someone to come on here in support of the drivers and their grievance. It must be killing people that no-one thinks this is remotely sane. That said, the depressing thing is even though it's a completely bullsh1t claim that everyone can see, they'll probably get something out of this. My guess is it will be a lunch allowance.
Balanadan wrote: » The union bashers are out in force! Why don't you put yourselves in the shoes of the poor Luas drivers. Hopefully they won't need to strike for what is a basic human right.
Odelay wrote: » And what is that basic human right?
Graces7 wrote: » "Let them eat cake.."!
Atoms for Peace wrote: » SIPTU have really jumped the shark this time. It was bad enough the LUAS button pushers got away with their last act of blackmail.
Antonella Powerful Talc wrote: » What hardship are they being forced to endure?
Owl. wrote: » Thought it was April 1st when I heard this on the news a few mins ago. I had to ****e in a field at work once.