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by stan livedeath 47 Replies latest members private

  • stan livedeath
    stan livedeath

    ive been given permission to post this:


    If you want to post this as from "a source" be my guest - if I do it it might blow my cover. Bevan Vigo is on the branch committee in London and has the "privilege" along with fellow b/c member Dennis Dutton of sacking bethelites. They have just told the head of telephones/electrical that his services are no longer required. He is late 50's and been in bethel for 30 years! Shameful.

  • punkofnice
    punkofnice
    Those names, Dutton and Vigo.....I remember those. How long before they are axed.
    They have just told the head of telephones/electrical that his services are no longer required.
    Has he been cut off?
    Well, that's what you get for trusting in an imaginary, bronze age psychopath who lives in the sky and has magic powers.

  • jookbeard
    jookbeard
    wonder how many there are for the chop?
  • slimboyfat
    slimboyfat
    I know next to nothing about big business, but it occurs to me that firing 25% plus of your workforce is a very precarious operation. Sack the wrong people and you'll lose vital skills and might end up costing more than you're saving. I wonder if those in charge of firing have what it takes to make real cost saving cuts rather than just saving their friends and pleasing those with influence.
  • cognac
    cognac

    Totally with Slimboy on this one....

    This is going to have a ripple effect in the halls over the coming months. There are going to be more then a few that wake up because of this....

  • slimboyfat
    slimboyfat

    The cost of keeping a bethelite must be pretty tiny anyway. How much are they given a week? Like £50 pocket money or something, plus they get (got) food and washing done for them. Any business that can't get value out of someone for that sort of remuneration doesn't deserve to survive.

    On the other hand how much does it cost to jet the GB and their entourage around the world constantly? Millions of pounds I'd imagine. Flights for GB, their wives, all sorts of hangers on, accommodation for all the same, tourist stops, eating out.

  • slimboyfat
    slimboyfat
    Thirty years and out on his ear? Would this guy have legal recourse? Would he take it if he did?
  • cognac
    cognac

    Slimboy- I thought they paid for health benefits too?

    I'd say the cost is $800 per month for each Bethellite.

    That would be $9600 per year for each person.

    $9600 per year, per person x 1600 people they are cutting back on = $15,360,000 in savings per year.

    It's a significant decrease on expenditures when added altogether.

    But, you make a great point. For them to be flying all over the world doing whatever the hell they want is an insanely sh*tty thing to do.

    That should have been their first cutback.

  • cognac
    cognac
    Thirty years and out on his ear? Would this guy have legal recourse? Would he take it if he did?

    I don't see how. Unless they made some sort of contract promising something, I can't see where the legal recourse would be...


  • slimboyfat
    slimboyfat

    It's only $15 million savings going by the assumption that these guys are adding no value at all. The head of telephones and electrical doesn't add value? The next time they need a fix or electrical work done so they need to pay an outside contractor? How much will that cost? Deduct that from the savings, and so and so on.

    Getting bethelites to feed and clothe themselves is highly dubious as cost saving too. How much extra time does it take to do this individually rather than collectively? If they reckon bethelites will have to do it "in their own time" they can probably count on plummeting morale and even lower output. Again, savings?

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