I love how the values chosen never actually reflect anything like the values of the company. The leadership team never actually know the values applied in daily life, so they always sign up for some meaningless shite they think sounds appropriate.
And you know that that self same crawling wannabe is going to be your bossâs bossâs boss a few years down the roadâŚ
All the most suck-cessful people I met in the NHS and Civil Service were talentless backstabbing workshy incompetent twats who relied on blatant brown-nosing and nauseatingly-relentless self-promotion.
And invariably they got what they wanted.
So far as I can see, politicians are the most successful subspecies of theseâŚ
Been drinky drinky today, but before i left work an online training course in support of the cards was announced, mandatory of course. Am fucking speachless
I only spent six years serving civilly. The one thing I did notice in that time was that rather than being dealt with punitively, incompetence was promoted out of the way.
These cunts should be repeatedly clubbed in the cock until they realise that itâs 2018 and just because your great grandfather did it doesnât mean you have to.
For me this depends on how secure the regional population is - i.e. if thereâs enough birds overall, Iâve no issue with it. Wild-caught and quickly-despatched seems an improvement on what happens, say, to mass-produced domestic wildfowl like chickens. Touch of twitcher-sentimentality, Paul?
Maybe. Thereâs certainly a healthy population of them in the UK which is over 50% of the World population, but it doesnât sit right with me that the fledglings are being clubbed to death to satisfy some archaic tradition.
Friend works as a consultant in A&E and was telling me over a pint last night that a large % of the ambulance service is now outsourced to 3rd party companies and that number is growing.
Would be interesting to see how much of the east of england ambulance service is
All of the delays listed in the document sent to the BBC happened between 18 December and 3 January.
The 17 cases listed in Essex include one in Benfleet in which a patient fell before going into cardiac arrest. The ambulance was delayed by more than six hours. The patient died.
In Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, a patient died on 27 December while waiting for an ambulance that took more than 13 hours to arrive.
A patient in Norwich waited more than seven hours after going into cardiac arrest. The patient died.
A patient in Bushey, Hertfordshire, died after going into cardiac arrest. The ambulance took 47 minutes to arrive.
Interesting - I wonder what % and whether this is strictly ambulance services including blue light to hospital and paramedics to scene? Patient transport for routine non emergency appointments and discharge home have long been non ambulance service.
In all the regions Iâve worked that are served by WMAS, EMAS, NWAS, NEAS, SWAS, LAS (so half the ten in England), no emergency ambulance service have been outsourced. There are lots of good clinical, operational and financial reasons for this.
Fucking midgety cunty kids on bikes can have a massive one.
Just had to swerve to avoid two kids on bikes who decided to cycle round the corner on the wrong side of the road and have have just mashed an alloy and one month old crossclimate tyre on the kerb.
May not need a new alloy but have to buy two tyres as they only fit them in pairs.
Kids did a runner so canât even beat the fuck out of them and make their parents pay.
And just for shits and giggles Minis donât have a spare tyre.