Sackable Offence

Should Avram Grant be Sacked?

Sir Naughty — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 18:55:05 +0000

I say no personally. Whilst what he has done is illegal, it is not like he murdered someone right?

Whilst he has exploited women, the usual line you hear is that he has hurt his family. Not in this case, as she has said that “my man needs a massage”. This response is completely different to the kind Vernon Kay received for texting filthy messages to 5 other women. Cheating on Tess Daley – now that is a sackable offence!

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Iceland are right to think snorting drugs is a sackable offence!

Sir Naughty — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 19:55:21 +0000

I’m glad that Iceland came to their senses in the last couple of weeks when Kerry Katona was reported snorting cocaine and sacked her from her £250,000 per year TV adverts.

I know I enjoy taking the piss with my job and like to flirt with danger, but when it comes to being a responsible role model it is abundantly clear that you cannot go around flaunting the rules and attempting to have your cake and eat it (not an Iceland Chocolate Gateau might I add).

Here Here to Iceland for finally strapping a pair on. It’s just a pity half the nation would still do unspeakably dirty things to Katona -she’s bound to find money from somewhere.

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Strictly Come Dancing Sacks Arlene Phillips – Who cares?

Sir Naughty — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 16:45:42 +0000

Having had to endure the torment that is RealityTV since it’s “boom” from Big Brother I can hnestly say that I have not got a clue who Arlene Phillips is. I am however slightly miffed that celebrity sacking seems to be the norm atm.

Apparently Arlene Phillips is an endearing judge on Strictly Come Dancing, a BBC 1 show. She’s been replaced by Alesha Dixon, last years winner – a move that some say is to introduce a younger audience. It’s this kind of thing that ccan cause massive lawsuits in the commercial indstury; replacing fangtoothed 45 year-old Susan in Accounts with a slimmer, much better looking and pert Leanne, 19. We’ve all seen it happen in the workplace, but unlike the normal workplace where you have to drag out an unfair dismissal claim, celebrities seem to take it with the territory.

I’m looking forward to how the BBC deal with this as they have apparently received a flock of complaints already – again, an inthing at the moment.

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Kissing at work is not a sacakable offence!

Sir Naughty — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 15:16:28 +0000

It really is an amazing world that we live in. Whilst I am a strong believer in equality and religious toleration, I really do wonder how some things are still allowed.

I missed this story, but apparently a woman was sacked for kissing her boyfriend whilst at work in Turkey. A Turkish court had to get involved over a kissing incident and have ruled that the woman in question be reinstated as no customers seen in.

Good job I don’t work in Turkey and even better job that the photocopier can’t talk about what I have done to it in the past

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Imagine if…

Sir Naughty — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 19:48:40 +0000

We all got drunk or addicted like a celebrity and didn’t get sacked?? We would all be committing the ultimate sackable offence.

Surely celebrities are in breach of contract somehwere along the line? I don’t klnow about you but if I rocked up for work drunk constantly, I think I would be carted off to rehab as quickly as my boss could tear my contract up!

Sometimes I wish I had entered Big Brother when I had the chance – then again, I don’t have big fake boobs.

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