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[quote=âMac, post: 869524, member: 109â]The likes of Pfizer, Intel and HP just go through cycles. Give it a year or two and theyâll announce 200 new jobs before announcing layoffs 2 years later. Always presumed it was their way of churning out the bluffers. A Wear are probably the start of a bunch of clothes chains whoâll go under due to online buying - a few others disappeared already didnât they. Havenât a notion who MSD are.
In short, everything here is grand. We all have it great. Just donât go shouting from the rooftops about it in case we attract all those Aussie cunts home.[/quote]
Merck, Sharp and Dohme you thick cunt.
Ah, the Schering Plough lads? Why didnât you say so. They laid off people a good while back too. Standard corporate multi-national posturing. Theyâll announce more jobs in a while once they get their IDA grant.
The dairy guys are the new developers ladsâŚ
Rural bank managers are fussing around them like they were a bitch in heat.
Or cut 200 full time jobs and but start to bring back âcontractorsâ in their place.
A lot of it is optics.
[quote=âKinvaraâs Passion, post: 869533, member: 686â]The dairy guys are the new developers ladsâŚ
Rural bank managers are fussing around them like they were a bitch in heat.[/quote]
Are lads betting the house on a massive boom once the quotas are abolished?
Time to apply for membership in Residence before it fills up lads. Itâs only âŹ850 a year at the moment. That will double in early 2014.
Call the membership team TODAY
A lot of existing guys expanding. A lot of Beef guys switching to dairy. Quotas have been hindering the expansion of the industry and extra output is needed as the demand appears to be there.
But like everything else there will a certain over shoot and business plans are at the mercy of the global price of milk so some guys who havenât done their sums correctly will get burned.
Grass is the cheapest fuel when it comes to milk production and we have plenty of that.
[quote=âbriantinnion, post: 869536, member: 6â]Time to apply for membership in Residence before it fills up lads. Itâs only âŹ850 a year at the moment. That will double in early 2014.
Call the membership team TODAY[/quote]
they forgot they had a public bar licence and so legally if you rock up they have to let you in
Same way you legally have to be allowed into a nightclub?
If youâre not a member you wonât get all the benefits of membership such as:
- access to mix and mingle with more than 1,200 members
- complimentary high speed wifi internet access throughout
- attractive partner affiliation scheme
Yeah
How many nightclubs refuse you by saying âmembers onlyâ. Depends on licence but if public bar licence you cannot then say members only
[quote=âTheUlteriorMotive, post: 869559, member: 2272â]Yeah
How many nightclubs refuse you by saying âmembers onlyâ. Depends on licence but if public bar licence you cannot then say members only[/quote]
Presumably they could charge an 850 euro admission fee though?
[quote=âbriantinnion, post: 869545, member: 6â]If youâre not a member you wonât get all the benefits of membership such as:
- access to mix and mingle with more than 1,200 members
- complimentary high speed wifi internet access throughout
- attractive partner affiliation scheme[/quote]
.is this nothing more than a place where the squire hunts the dowager?. ( i.e some alcoholic divorced oul one whoâs had more pricks than a rose bush and is getting passed round like currency by half the pub)âŚ
It has to be open to the public. Law is usually substance over form so a court may not like it if they think admission fee of 850 euro means it is not genuinely open to the public come licence renewal time if somebody objects Residence may get nervous about losing their licence. It also affects IMRO And other music rights organisations.
I would guess most people in Residence are not paying members on any night.
[I]The Company has a leasehold interest in premises at 41 St. Stephenâs Green where it operates what is called a private memberâs club. The club is called âThe Residenceâ. It is not typical of the normal private memberâs club in that its facilities at St. Stephenâs Green include a bar and nightclub which are open to members of the public.
Lets rock up there after we bash a few tag rugby heads in the 51 this SaturdayâŚ
[quote=âMac, post: 869524, member: 109â]The likes of Pfizer, Intel and HP just go through cycles. Give it a year or two and theyâll announce 200 new jobs before announcing layoffs 2 years later. Always presumed it was their way of churning out the bluffers. A Wear are probably the start of a bunch of clothes chains whoâll go under due to online buying - a few others disappeared already didnât they. Havenât a notion who MSD are.
In short, everything here is grand. We all have it great. Just donât go shouting from the rooftops about it in case we attract all those Aussie cunts home.[/quote]
Disagree. Pfizer are screwed. Two of their bestsellers, Lipitor and Viagra are off patent along with a few other drugs so are worth about a tenth of their original price now. They havenât discovered anything new in years. This is bad news for the country as Pfizer had paid something ridiculous like 10% of our corporation tax.
[quote=âMac, post: 869524, member: 109â]The likes of Pfizer, Intel and HP just go through cycles. Give it a year or two and theyâll announce 200 new jobs before announcing layoffs 2 years later. Always presumed it was their way of churning out the bluffers. A Wear are probably the start of a bunch of clothes chains whoâll go under due to online buying - a few others disappeared already didnât they. Havenât a notion who MSD are.
In short, everything here is grand. We all have it great. Just donât go shouting from the rooftops about it in case we attract all those Aussie cunts home.[/quote]
Not only do they lose the bluffers but theyâll get themselves generous grants for those new repackaged jobs.
I mentioned as much only a few posts later