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Sirius 08-03-2012 16:58

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35395549)
I suggest that we take this person at the face value he has placed on himself and refuse to interact with him any further.

He has no validity in questioning anyone who is a VM staff member and he has no authority to do anything to anyone however much he tries to threaten.He is the worst kind of bully just like the Dickens character I already mentioned.

Avoid him,do not engage with him,do not reply however much he annoys you.He can do nothing but keep trying to annoy and if we ALL fail to react then he can only hold a conversation with himself.

Of course if you like being treated as if you are an idiot by all means continue interacting with him but please don't whine when he upsets you.

Well said Maggy, I said he would try to keep this thread going or start another and i was right. Hopefully other Staff members left on this forum will do as i am about to do and put him on ignore.

RichardCoulter 08-03-2012 17:43

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq (Post 35395523)
Electric wheelchair with a buggy in tow?

I'm not a wheelchair user :erm:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35395549)
I suggest that we take this person at the face value he has placed on himself and refuse to interact with him any further.

He has no validity in questioning anyone who is a VM staff member and he has no authority to do anything to anyone however much he tries to threaten.He is the worst kind of bully just like the Dickens character I already mentioned.

Avoid him,do not engage with him,do not reply however much he annoys you.He can do nothing but keep trying to annoy and if we ALL fail to react then he can only hold a conversation with himself.

Of course if you like being treated as if you are an idiot by all means continue interacting with him but please don't whine when he upsets you.

I have never suggested that VM staff members, or anybody else for that matter, are obliged to respond to any of my posts. Obviously, as adults, they have free will.

I do not have direct managerial responsibility for any VM staff and have never suggested otherwise.

It is now, in general, socially unacceptable to openly bully minority groups, for example, those with a disability.

To get round this, those with a penchant for unfair discrimination and hatred tend to try and humiliate, isolate, discredit and alienate people, often the most vulnerable members of society. It is pretty standard for them to try and do the same to anyone else who refuses to go along with their wishes.

Attempts will be made to label them as stupid, or for them to be ostracised from the rest of the group.

I believe that there are many reasons for this, which I won't go into here.

Thankfully, over the years, social advances have been made as people become more enlightened. For anybody interested (or if you are the subject of bullying yourself, be it in the workplace or anywhere else) this link provides some useful information and sources of help:

http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/l...y/enforcement/

This link provides more specific information on disability related harassment:

http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/l...t-the-inquiry/

Source: Everyday life/diversity training.

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Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35395604)
It wasn't a tactic (which again says a lot about how you see this thread.. ) Instead it was simply just the truth.. I don't care if you answer Maggy's questions but that doesn't change the result as to your excuses and refusal to answer.

I fully expect my employees to be loyal and maintain confidentiality when asked to do so. I do not expect others to do anything I would not be prepared to do myself and, as such, I am not above this requirement when doing work for others.

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35395654)
Well said Maggy, I said he would try to keep this thread going or start another and i was right. Hopefully other Staff members left on this forum will do as i am about to do and put him on ignore.

You said you had done with this thread yesterday :confused:

I'm glad you have decided to put me on ignore, as this will save me and others from being subject to your unpleasantness.

joglynne 08-03-2012 18:29

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35395654)
Well said Maggy, I said he would try to keep this thread going or start another and i was right. Hopefully other Staff members left on this forum will do as i am about to do and put him on ignore.

I agree with you Sirius, Maggy's post makes several good points and, although I have never worked for VM, I too shall be putting Richard on my Ignore List.

Sirius 08-03-2012 18:52

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
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Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 35395752)
I agree with you Sirius, Maggy's post makes several good points and, although I have never worked for VM, I too shall be putting Richard on my Ignore List.

:clap: Well said and done

qasdfdsaq 08-03-2012 19:02

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 35395699)
I'm not a wheelchair user :erm:

Then you're really missing out. Electric wheelchairs are awesome fun. I regularly steal one belonging to my colleagues and use it to run over students with.

Chris 08-03-2012 19:32

Re: Gift to VM employees/agency workers.
 
Sorry folks, this thread has become a train wreck and long since lost any point it may have had. Time to close it before silliness ensues.


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