In message , at 21:04:48 on Fri, 11 Oct
2019, Graeme Wall remarked:
On 11/10/2019 20:49, wrote:
On Fri, 11 Oct 2019 17:52:05 +0100
Graeme Wall wrote:
On 11/10/2019 17:39, Roland Perry wrote:
I'm simply pointing out that that circumstances under discussion are
really quite rare. And have to be pretty dire to uproot the family from
their schools, friends, etc.
You don't know anybody in the services then, or even some civil service
Whilst in the forces it'll be a case of move house or get thrown in
the nick
for disobeying orders, I very much doubt thats the case in the civil service.
Since its almost impossible to get fired from the latter I suspect if refused
to move they'd simply accomodate your wishes.
Something else you know nothing about then. It is just as easy to get
fired from the civil service as any other job.
Probably easier in many cases, due to the extra rules about "conduct in
public office".
[And while there may be some high profile investigations in the news
today, they simply wouldn't arise in the private sector if the CEO
decided to take a lady friend with him on a trip somewhere. In some
circles it's actually encouraged because it means the CEO won't be
tempted to give technology lessons to girls from the local red light
district instead.]
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Roland Perry