sharpening chains

[skyhuck]

Perhaps he doesnt want people poaching his staff!

 

Yes I had that one too

[Bundle 2]

Happy in a dead end job>>??,,,hhmmmm...God bless!!

[Andy Collins]

Happy in a dead end job>>??,,,hhmmmm...God bless!!

 

???? what as a groundie? not sure I follow.

[Bundle 2]

???? what as a groundie? not sure I follow.

 

Its not obligatory!!

[Andy Collins]

you know what I mean Mr Bundle, why should grounding be any more dead end than climbing?

[Bundle 2]

You said it!!!

 

Seriously thuogh, I have known employers to keep a very tight reeign on newbie staff and whilst the isues can be complex, it does not create ba very fertile environment for the up and coming@!@!!

[Ian150482]

Sky Huck, as long as he's happy, who cares. Its hard to get a good labourer who wants to work these days anyway.

[Bundle 2]

Sky Huck, as long as he's happy, who cares. Its hard to get a good labourer who wants to work these days anyway.

 

Point taken my friend.....

[skyhuck]

Happy in a dead end job>>??,,,hhmmmm...God bless!!

 

Maybe not, I do recognize that by working the way I have chosen to, I MAY have a high turnover of staff, the my current man is not from an arb back ground, he may wish to move on to higher things?

I may just be a stepping stone in peoples Carree's?

 

I feel it is wrong to look down on someone for being content with a job that you would not do, in life we need people who are happy with there lot, he is very good at the things he does. I would be very sad to see him go and would struggle to find another as good.

[Andy Collins]

Also, in some cases there may be medical grounds why someone cant use a saw, but is more than capable of all the other grounding duties, esp in this day and age of equal opportunities for the disabled.