#storminateacup

I can't really see the problem,I like to see a few feathers ruffled

Although regarding the guy in the shop that got sacked, I can see where the arguement for him is coming from,not fair at all on him

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Who gives a flying f . . I mean come on how's this evenforum worthy let alone newspaper worthy I'll never know. The amount of rubbish that many people put on twitter isn't worth the second it takes to read them!!

Much as I thought [from what I've read] that the shop guy wasn't really given an even break by the management, it does come down to one really important point; if the owner of a business wants to make disparaging remarks about someone which might have a detrimental effect on the business, he can if he wishes, 'cos it's his business which might get damaged. If, on the other hand, [ian employee[/i feels the need to make similar remarks he can't because it's not his business which might get damaged.

That said, I still feel he was treated badly and it should have been handled better, but who said life was fair?

Me, or OK?

He is only saying what everyone thinks. Who cares? Is it illegal to be honest now?