Daily record tonight reporting that Tam McCourt has been made redundant. How does everyone feel about all this? First of all I think it’s bad craic considering the guy has been there for so long. At first I thought the media were out to get us but the longer theres no communication from the club I’m not surprised. Pretty poor tbh.
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12-07-2020 09:48 PM #1
Kit man and other redundancies
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12-07-2020 09:53 PM #2
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Why is it bad craic or poor just because he’s been there for years?
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12-07-2020 10:04 PM #6
Surely he’s just been laid low while the current situation plays out. The players are washing their own kit at the moment so there’s no need for a kit man, that will change soon.
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12-07-2020 10:12 PM #7
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Who knows, someone who has his length of service might be quite happy with redundancy (equally might not of course). It does demonstrate the scale of the cuts though.
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12-07-2020 10:10 PM #9
Daily Record article has no quotes not even any ‘unnamed sources’. Total guesswork.
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12-07-2020 10:13 PM #10
Anyway got a link to that 'he disnae wash his breeks that guid at hame' song?
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12-07-2020 10:21 PM #11
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Many people will be getting made redundant. It's not nice, but happening at companies up and down the country. I'm sure there is loads of folks who are losing their jobs who have been at companies for many years. Hibs are no different.
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13-07-2020 09:09 PM #12
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13-07-2020 09:14 PM #13
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Hibs told everybody they were starting a consultation. The Daily Record have written that 70 people are getting made redundant. When you look at the number of employees Hibs have, it’s pretty clear 70 people won’t be getting made redundant.
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You being serious?
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12-07-2020 09:56 PM #16
Pretty sure this has been gone over to death. Hibs will do what they have to do to survive and ensure they are competitive on the park.
It's the same in every business just now. I'm currently in employment but I'm not daft enough to know that could change at any time and I have been with my current employer for many many years.
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12-07-2020 09:59 PM #18
The business is being restructured with every thing going into the first team. Can’t do that without making changes. We have very high costs compared with the likes of Motherwell and they are managing to finish above us in the league. We have to do whatever it takes to make our first team the priority.
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12-07-2020 10:00 PM #19
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Feel sorry for anyone who loses their job.
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12-07-2020 10:00 PM #20
I don't think it's fair to speculate until the consultation with staff is over and appropriate announcements are made. Obviously there's going to be nothing like the 70 odd redundancies being touted by red tops and Jambos, but there will be some necessary decisions made for jobs that will no longer exist as part of our post-pandemic budget.
Until then, I think we should be focusing on the football elements of the club, rather than engaging in the bull**** from the DR and the Sun.
Any staff that unfortunately lose their jobs will have my fullest sympathy, however.
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12-07-2020 10:12 PM #29
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Gutted for anyone losing their job, but the priority must be strengthening/maintaining the first team squad.
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By all accounts it seems like a kit mans role at a football club is more than being just a kit man. He’s been in and around the first team at Hibs as far back as I can remember and is clearly a big Hibs man.
If we’re making his job redundant, who is going to do all the roles he currently does? Players aren’t going to be washing and preparing their own kits.
Like you I couldn’t really care who washes the strips but it is a bit strange we are making what appears to be a pretty essential job redundant, especially when the person in that job has been with this club for so long and is apparently a very popular figure.
Don’t really understand it but then, no reason I would as I’ve not had it explained what the plan is
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