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TVRMOLE

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66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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I'm sure some of you read my post prior to being pulled.

One of the comments regarded the meeting the TVR works committee had with management on Thursday 13th April who were informed of POSSIBLE redudancies which were to be decided when we returned to work on Monday 24th April.

Today we have recieved letters dated 13th informing us we will be layed off from the 13th April (Lied too and decieved to again).

Redudancies would allows us to claim mortgage protection and benefits. Layed off means we will recieve no pay we cant claim benefits or mortgage protection because we still "officially" have a job. In the mean time bill's will mount up causing us to have to look for work and then TVR dont have to pay a penny in redudancy.

Losing your job you can handle, being shafted up the A*SE by a multi-millionaire who tries to get rid of people on the cheap you cant.

I should imagine this post will get pulled too because some people just dont like too know the truth no matter how hurtfull in can become.

And for all those who say "thats business" yes it is business but it not moral is it?.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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TVRMOLE said:
I should imagine this post will get pulled too because some people just dont like too know the truth no matter how hurtfull in can become.



... or because the owner of the site doesn't want to get sued...

Hobo

6,622 posts

275 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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An unfortunate fact of life is that a lot of people in business earn a large amount of money simply because they have no morals.

Not right, but the simple truth.

TVRMOLE

Original Poster:

66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Hobo said:
An unfortunate fact of life is that a lot of people in business earn a large amount of money simply because they have no morals.

Not right, but the simple truth.


How so very true

Hobo

6,622 posts

275 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Hope it all works out ok.

tvr'er

36 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

>> Edited by tvr'er on Wednesday 19th April 13:54

Hobo

6,622 posts

275 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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tvr'er said:
Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

Maybe for TVR, but not for all.

TVRMOLE

Original Poster:

66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Hobo said:
Hope it all works out ok.


thank you very much. I certainly hope it does mate I honestly dont think (hope) it will be the end of TVR but I do think its future will not be in Blackpool or even the UK again I hope I am wrong.

gerrym

187 posts

279 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Hobo said:
An unfortunate fact of life is that a lot of people in business earn a large amount of money simply because they have no morals.

Not right, but the simple truth.



But this is not the owners staement or opinion. Surely there is a disclaimer on the site for that sort of thing?


Ribol

11,993 posts

287 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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tvr'er said:
Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

I doubt there is anyone on this site who would take pleasure from seeing the TVR workforce(or anyone else for that matter) laid off.

Wildfire

9,948 posts

281 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Sorry to hear about your predicament, losing your job with no comeback is never easy and I wish you all the best in finding you a new job. But the post probably will be pulled as you are jeprodising the site owner's job.

Podie

46,649 posts

304 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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tvr'er said:
Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

>> Edited by tvr'er on Wednesday 19th April 13:54


How is that sort of attitude going to help anyone?

I don't think anyone wants to see TVR go down the tubes, nor do they want to see people layed off.

Hitting out at the people who have bought the cars isn't going to do anything.

Business is tough at the moment... job losses where I work too, and my misses was out of work for a while too.... and Peugeot are closing Coventry...

HarryW

16,028 posts

298 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Not nice , best of luck for the future.
I'm sure there must be a good business reason for layoff's as opposed to redundancies, probably covered by some employment law somewhere, no comfort if you are on the receiving end of it though.
I sincerely hope this is not the end.

TVRMOLE

Original Poster:

66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Ribol said:
tvr'er said:
Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

I doubt there is anyone on this site who would take pleasure from seeing the TVR workforce(or anyone else for that matter) laid off.


You would think would'nt you. As with life in general 99.9% of the people on this forum are decent people, but then there is a few who would "let them eat cake" and treat most people like something they have stepped in.

tvr'er

36 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Podie said:
tvr'er said:
Yeah but aslong as people on here have a nice car to drive, thats the main thing.......

>> Edited by tvr'er on Wednesday 19th April 13:54


How is that sort of attitude going to help anyone?

I don't think anyone wants to see TVR go down the tubes, nor do they want to see people layed off.

Hitting out at the people who have bought the cars isn't going to do anything.

Business is tough at the moment... job losses where I work too, and my misses was out of work for a while too.... and Peugeot are closing Coventry...





Sorry its just the feeling i get from many replies i,ve read " oh well its business, its life" etc etc.

HarryW

16,028 posts

298 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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I take it this thread is being edited as we go, including mine which was not contentious , as posts are disappearing faster than I can see .

I take that back, there sems to be a five minute delay on posts , obviously going via Millbank to ensure its on-message

>> Edited by HarryW on Wednesday 19th April 14:10

TVRMOLE

Original Poster:

66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Wildfire said:
Sorry to hear about your predicament, losing your job with no comeback is never easy and I wish you all the best in finding you a new job. But the post probably will be pulled as you are jeprodising the site owner's job.


Well i certainly do not want to put that persons job in jepody so if i need to edit the post accordingly i will

dick dastardly

8,326 posts

292 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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Tough luck mate, you have my sympathies. To do it by letter during a week off is simply cowardess. Hope you get another job soon and don't look back.

TVRMOLE

Original Poster:

66 posts

245 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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HarryW said:
Not nice , best of luck for the future.
I'm sure there must be a good business reason for layoff's as opposed to redundancies, probably covered by some employment law somewhere, no comfort if you are on the receiving end of it though.
I sincerely hope this is not the end.


There is a good business reason to lay somebody off as opposed to redundancy. They cant survive finacially, they have to get another job therefore they DONT GET PAID REDUDANCY.

Like i keep saying some things like job losses you can accept as it happens to many people every single working day. To not be paid accordingly for in some case for 20 to 30 years loyal service you cant.

richb

56,266 posts

313 months

Wednesday 19th April 2006
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I was out of work for 10 months in 2003 seemed like an eternity but life goes on and yu will bounce back. Good luck. Rich...
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