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The Ox and Marko sacked by SEN

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Some interesting opinions on this topic. I will admit I really like SEN have listened too it since Gary, Billy and Tim kicked it off many years ago now. I can't believe the way they have treated Marko and the Ox just seems bizarre not to let them say good bye to their listeners. 

While i am a fan of the station the current direction and decisions and fill in hosts are making it hard to stay tuned. It may as well be called AFL Radio, talk about over saturation. I can't believe they don't cover any live cricket not even sure they still do any Soccer.

If KB retires the station will be stuffed.

 
22 hours ago, Uncle Fester said:

If I go into work tomorrow morning and give notice, I'll get 4 weeks pay + my entitlements, escorted to clean out my stuff, then escorted off the site.  It's a pretty common practice across all fields.  It's not that they think you will sabotage the place, it's that in those 4 weeks you can gather some pretty good intel to take to a competitor. And you add that to a booting... well, it's a lot safer to pay them out than have them around.

It's a sad fact, but a true one, that business is not run on feelings. It's run on what is good for the business, and feelings be damned. People come and people go, but the business lives on.

 

 

Two problems with that scenario when it comes to Ox.

First, he was being fired. To be turfed out that way is rubbing salt into the wounds. In the situation you bought up, you were resigning.

Secondly, it does depend on your line of work. You are correct in that blokes who work in law, sales and other fields do get that treatment if they are retrenched or resign. In other fields, you can be forced to sign a non compete clause if you sell a business or a non disclosure agreement (which can lead you to being sued should you break either).

Realistically though, what intel could Ox have smuggled out of there? He was on the presentation side of things and I don’t know how much he would know about advertising deals, HR or contracts. 

14 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

In my line of work (topless barman), rolled over 12 mth contracts counts towards LSL and severance pay. If he hasnt already, Ox might do well to give Fair Work a call

You weren't working in this place, were you? Greatest headline ever. Bar none.

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Wasnt a massive fan, especially didnt like Jingoes Allen - but thats a pretty rough way to go.

 

23 minutes ago, DSP said:

Wasnt a massive fan, especially didnt like Jingoes Allen - but thats a pretty rough way to go.

 

If it wasn't a former MFC champion we wouldn't be having this discussion. The few times I turned them on their inane, childish and uninteresting topics of conversation were interspersed between long segments of advertisements. Having said that, the method of their dismissal was disgusting.


4 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Greatest headline ever. Bar none.

 

The only one that comes close appeared in the Sun abut 20 years ago, when lowly Caledonian Thistle thrashed Celtic 3-1 in the Scottish Cup.

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2 hours ago, Grapeviney said:

The only one that comes close appeared in the Sun abut 20 years ago, when lowly Caledonian Thistle thrashed Celtic 3-1 in the Scottish FA Cup.

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“Snedda’s dies on the job” is the greatest Headline in the history of Human Life

June 1987

 
6 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

“Snedda’s dies on the job” is the greatest Headline in the history of Human Life

June 1987

And has the added advantage of being directly relevant to the Melbourne Football Club thereby bringing this thread back on track.

10 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

And has the added advantage of being directly relevant to the Melbourne Football Club thereby bringing this thread back on track.

Yes indeed :)

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Those of us who remember the Truth newspaper know that it was a shocker. But it's hardly surprising when you read this entry in Wikipedia about its proprietor, John Norton. And we think the politicians of today leave something to be desired! (It will take 5-10 minutes to read the entry...but it's worth it. Particularly the reference to his "performance" in the NSW Parliament.)

53 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Yes indeed :)

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Despite what the Tory dancing bear commentariat would have you believe, that headline proves that the upper crust have never held the moral high ground over the plebs they look down on.

35 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

Arrgh The Truth. Journalism at its best.

you must miss writing all those letters to heartbalm, uncle, and desperately waiting for the reply

5 hours ago, Grapeviney said:

The only one that comes close appeared in the Sun abut 20 years ago, when lowly Caledonian Thistle thrashed Celtic 3-1 in the Scottish Cup.

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Living there then and I remember that headline , what a classic piece of Brit journalism .. 


34 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

you must miss writing all those letters to heartbalm, uncle, and desperately waiting for the reply

Well dc, if only I'd had "Bitter Counselling Services" up and running in those days, I could have answered the letters.

2 hours ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

Despite what the Tory dancing bear commentariat would have you believe, that headline proves that the upper crust have never held the moral high ground over the plebs they look down on.

You needed proof?

4 hours ago, Colin B. Flaubert said:

Despite what the Tory dancing bear commentariat would have you believe, that headline proves that the upper crust have never held the moral high ground over the plebs they look down on.

morals.....politics......surely you jest, colin?

Killer fact.

The woman who was with Sir Billy on the night he died, had also been having a fling with Sir Billy's son.

40 minutes ago, Tony Tea said:

Killer fact.

The woman who was with Sir Billy on the night he died, had also been having a fling with Sir Billy's son.

Tony, do you know the old Catholic precept - the family that plays together stays together.


1 hour ago, Tony Tea said:

Killer fact.

The woman who was with Sir Billy on the night he died, had also been having a fling with Sir Billy's son.

Yes. Billy was Road Testing in a cheap Motel

I saw that Headline outside a Milk Bar and nearly wrote my car off i laughed so hard. 

Back then Australia was the total opposite  of PC

It is a totally different country now

Hope the OX gets a GIG on FOX. Someone will snap him up. 

 

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