Fat leftard greaser loses ability to be a leech

[IQS.RLOW]

A typical entitlement mentality from a fat greasy leftard who can't take orders from his superiors and says its not that he's a fat fucking lefty who uses taxpayer funded cars to get his next fix of Maccas, it a conspiracy with "systematic abuse of government authority"

It's a classic case of leftard fucking whining.

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A former CSIRO technician who says he was sacked over a McDonald's Big Mac meal has lost his bid for workers' compensation.

Jack Hoffman says he was left mentally damaged after he lost his job at Canberra's deep space research station after being caught using work cars to grab a burger and fries from a Macca's drive-through.

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But Mr Hoffman, who also featured in the "lollygate" controversy" at the famous research facility, remains defiant, saying he is another victim of abuse of power in the public service.

Mr Hoffman was on his last warning from his bosses at the space research station in May 2012 when he was spotted by colleagues pulling into a McDonald's drive-through in a CSIRO-supplied work car.

The co-workers dobbed him in to Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex bosses and Mr Hoffman, who had been specifically warned to stop using work cars to pick up burgers, was told he was facing the sack and offered his resignation.

[Super Nova]

"was told he was facing the sack and offered his resignation."

What a coward... he resigned.... tough luck mate.... stupid thing to do. He should have taken the sack and claimed unfair dismissal,

He was warned and still did it... fool.

Clearly they where looking for a reason to get rid of him otherwise they would not have done this. They followed procedure.. he was warned and he did it again knowing the consequences.

Next he will claim he is addicted to food and sue machas. Society owes him a free meal... every 2 hours.

[AiA in Atlanta]

"fat leftard greaser" got a laf out of me

[mantra]

There is one thing Abbott is doing right and that's cutting the fat out of the public service. They've had it too good for a very long time. The only thing that's bad about this is that he's outsourcing most of their jobs. With the highest unemployment we've seen in 12 years - the government should be sifting through those people who are semi skilled and desperate to work even on the most basic of wages.

[Neferti]

Canberra has the lowest unemployment rate in the Nation, last I heard it was about 4.6% or something. A huge percentage work in the Public Service or are tradespeople, very little private enterprise here. I think that Departments like the ATO who are having a huge clean out, will be moving people to country towns. I am out of the loop these days but two neighbours are Public Servants, one works in the Senate at Parli house. Both young, single, females.

[mantra]

but two neighbours are Public Servants, one works in the Senate at Parli house. Both young, single, females.

There was an article yesterday saying that over 50's is the highest demographic being employed by the PS at the moment. That's all very well and good, but there's no-one addressing youth unemployment.

Many of the public servants have become lazy or redundant in their jobs, but they're still employed. It hasn't changed in years and they still demand so many perks that private enterprise wouldn't consider. They need a good shake up. There are new rules being introduced too in regard to dress regulations. Board shorts and thongs are no longer allowed. What a joke. Who let this happen in the first place?

[lisa jones]

A typical entitlement mentality from a fat greasy leftard who can't take orders from his superiors and says its not that he's a fat fucking lefty who uses taxpayer funded cars to get his next fix of Maccas, it a conspiracy with "systematic abuse of government authority"

It's a classic case of leftard fucking whining.

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A former CSIRO technician who says he was sacked over a McDonald's Big Mac meal has lost his bid for workers' compensation.

Jack Hoffman says he was left mentally damaged after he lost his job at Canberra's deep space research station after being caught using work cars to grab a burger and fries from a Macca's drive-through.

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But Mr Hoffman, who also featured in the "lollygate" controversy" at the famous research facility, remains defiant, saying he is another victim of abuse of power in the public service.

Mr Hoffman was on his last warning from his bosses at the space research station in May 2012 when he was spotted by colleagues pulling into a McDonald's drive-through in a CSIRO-supplied work car.

The co-workers dobbed him in to Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex bosses and Mr Hoffman, who had been specifically warned to stop using work cars to pick up burgers, was told he was facing the sack and offered his resignation.

Poor Rorschach, he probably thought the truth about his unemployment circumstances was never going to come out

[Neferti]

I saw some strange things during my stint in the Commonwealth Public Service.

In one Section we needed to go out and inspect blocks of land, businesses, etc. I remember the first time I was asked to go out with someone (you had to have 2 people) and we took the Commonwealth car and headed off, a pile of files in our arms. We were supposed to be heading in one direction, but he detoured, saying "I have to stop to get a haircut"! I was gobsmacked, it would never have occurred to me to take the Comm car and waste time doing private stuff. I said "Won't people notice you have lowered your ears?" and he said "Nope". We didn't waste time looking at the places in the files either ... they were just for show so this bloke could get a haircut and drive around Canberra for a bit. Unbelievable. It was no use reporting anything, I would have been called a snitch or worse.

Another guy in the same Section used to disappear around morning tea time, I was near a window that overlooked the car park and off he went in his own car. I asked someone where he was heading and they said "Oh, he goes down to the local park to practice his golf". He was gone for an hour or so, got back just in time to take off, again, for lunch.

I heard of people who took a Comm car and went and did their grocery shopping ... someone (who should not have been there either) caught these 2 (both married to other people) pushing a trolley around Woollies. The gossip flowed but nobody said a word about people using Comm cars to do their weekly shopping ... in work time!

The CSIRO guy was just unlucky that someone reported him for buying a Maccas in work hours. It happens ALL the time and they can NOT be sacked.

One of the biggest rip offs was flextime. I used to start at 9 and work to 5 but some people started at 8 and knocked off at 4. One such person was still sitting at his desk, reading the SMH at 5 when I was about to leave. I queried that he was still at his desk "working" and he said ... "Yes, just building up some flex". Reading the newspaper for an hour?

I had always worked in private enterprise and doing any of the above would have earned you the sack!

[mellie]

Bugger him, he was warned.

Far time we took a scalpel to these fat cats anyway.

What made him think he was so special, so important that he could breach the terms of his employment anyway?


He seems to have an overwhelming sense of entitlement, which is so typical of the leftard public servant mentality.

[Neferti]

As far as I am aware, the CSIRO is NOT part of the Commonwealth Public Service. I went for an Interview there, many years ago, before I joined the PS and turned the job down because it wasn't linked to the real PS so you were stuck with the CSIRO without being able to change Departments or transfer anywhere.