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in thread How do janitors get fired?

Granted, but doing so during xmas holiday time was a bad decision. I, as a former janitor, was also pretty pissed about this and as a result I don't care for considerations anymore.

Readmore tags, needed? Pff, I use Recent threads anyway.
Code tags needed? If it looks disgusting I right click and look at the pages sourcecode.
Title awkward? Who cares, there's Super Search.
...

If this sounds bitter it is because I am. The blackamoor has done his part, the blackamoor can go.


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Re^7: How do janitors get fired? (sneaky)
by BrowserUk (Patriarch) on Jan 10, 2007 at 22:35 UTC

    Most Company Articles of Incorporation, Charity Articles, Club rules and the like define minimum warning periods and have "Public Notice" clauses expressly to preclude the once common practice of calling Extraordinary General Meetings at short notice; over public holiday periods; and without due notification of shareholder and other interested parties.

    These practices were once the norm for mounting boardroom coups and hostile takeovers. They are generally seen as very dubious practices.

    Still. What's new about that in the running of PM.

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