In the scheme of today's proceedings this is a little thing that perplexed me and I could be totally wrong but why would a union (that fulfill a number of worthwhile roles I'm sure) be given the obvious huge financial benefit of the bucket collection before today's game? If it was purely for charitable use fair enough but I have to admit not donating as I don't feel it was fitting. Anyone have any background on it?
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18-04-2015 09:06 PM #1
Charity collection - Unison?
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18-04-2015 10:06 PM #4
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Never noticed, what union was it? They'd have not got a penny from me anyway.
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18-04-2015 10:38 PM #9
I'm not for not giving to charities but I feel that we have buckets waved at us at every opportunity. All very well if they just stand there but a lot of the charity workers shake the buckets making you feel obliged to donate even when you don't know what the charity Is. At t he derby match I saw one collector with a bucket which wasn't even one of the sealed ones. It was basically just an open bucket. Right or wrong I thought no sod that.
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19-04-2015 12:27 AM #10
I don't mind donating to striking staff protesting against this vile government trying to abolish workers' right and effectively ban industrial action. I appreciate I may be in the minority there though.
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19-04-2015 08:54 AM #11
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I've all but given up giving to charities. I just don't know where or how the money is being spent without a fair bit of research.
A way round this has been to stick to Hibs oriented causes, Kick a Kid which has started collecting for next season; Dnipro; Hibs Ladies etc. even Hibs themselves through the Lotto!!!!!!Space to let
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A cynic would wonder how much the chief execs of these charities pay themselves.
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Also, buckets should always be sealed.
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No money to striking skivers.
grangemouth killed the unions in this country a couple of years ago.
anyone who strikes should expect to be fired.
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Unfortunately, your attitude which is shown by many who have been fooled by red tops and anti trade union main stream media will see the working man return to what we had in Victorian times which was more akin to slavery than working.
Of course you could be an owner of a business and then having compliant and fearful workers are a profitable commodity in which case I can understand your attitude.
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