Those nice people who think money is dirty
An unintentionally hilariously telling release from AEEU/MSF, Amicus Unite:
"Unite, the UK largest union (sic), is calling on all employers to work together with Unite to challenge the unacceptably high levels of bullying in the not-for-profit sector.
Recent research in the sector revealed that 43 per cent of Unite members had experienced bullying in the last two years. This is well above the national average of one in ten...Rachael Maskell, Unite national officer for community and not-for-profit said: “Bullying is one of the biggest issues blighting workers in the Not for Profit sector".
How many economic Darwinists work in not-for-profit, eh?
(Footnote for the slow witted - it is not bullying that is funny, because it isn't, but that Guardian-readers are the ones doing it)
"Unite, the UK largest union (sic), is calling on all employers to work together with Unite to challenge the unacceptably high levels of bullying in the not-for-profit sector.
Recent research in the sector revealed that 43 per cent of Unite members had experienced bullying in the last two years. This is well above the national average of one in ten...Rachael Maskell, Unite national officer for community and not-for-profit said: “Bullying is one of the biggest issues blighting workers in the Not for Profit sector".
How many economic Darwinists work in not-for-profit, eh?
(Footnote for the slow witted - it is not bullying that is funny, because it isn't, but that Guardian-readers are the ones doing it)
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