You admitted to being a lier, therefore you made that money by deceit, thus stole off the people that employed your services
No.. you are lying. It would be nearer the truth to say that the people I worked for have stolen from me. I justify it by relishing in the fact that the IR lose out also.
I'll never see that £30k. It won't ever reach the pixels on any bankers or tax mans monitor. Happy days eh?
Even more so to be 100% honest IMHO Not what you implied earlier, so now your caught out, your gonna try & sing a different note ?? Hmmm I have met your types many a time & they have never ever got the better of me & my honesty tbh
My employer promised me a set days pay. But has reneged on that promise. My choices are find a new employer or use the tactics described in the thread.
If an employer does not pay what he owes to his employee then there are LEGAL procedures that you could undertake, IE: go to C.A.B & they will advise the right course of action
Am I a swindler because my employer has done me in £30k? Earning that I grafted on the building site for. I'd never go down the legal route...Just not worth the hassle. And then seeing a lawyer walk away with £10k of it. Would rather see my employer with all the cash than a lawyer getting a single penny of it.
Ooh,, OOH. in that case, I reckon I have around £800k that I'll never ever see... ... See, my lies can be bigger than your lies.. (and I dare bet Tomp has a few £million k that he'll never see too)
That is more than one years wages & I can not see you living on £0.00 for 12 months, therefore am I the only one
It's the unfortunate state of this world that it seems liars and cheats are better off(at least financially) than those that are ultimately honest! Mr. HandyAndy - Really
Oh, and I would have thought that with a name like 'plumberboy', you would be the last to start calling names by rhyme
Forums
Facebook
Twitter
You Tube
Instagram
Shop