Nuffie trade page on Facebook saying we're into Mason Wood.
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Not a chanceNuffie trade page on Facebook saying we're into Mason Wood.
Only Tex or DMac possible you'd think.Channel 7 just reported that an Adelaide Crows player is retiring.. who is it?
I doubt it. Why would their employers need to know. And no future employers would know either. Because rightly there is conviction for this, or possession of small quantities of cannabis for example (which in SA only attracts an on the spot fine)I'd say a lot of people who got caught like Brad and Tyson would be sacked from their jobs.
Or Watts for that matter .. *en lolwhat job security? look at gibbs
Only Tex or DMac possible you'd think.
There is absolutely the chance they won't, yes - as there ALWAYS is the chance a club won't. Every year there are NGAs who aren't matched.I don't care where Twomey or anyone else rate him, that's where I rate him, time will tell I guess.
Are you suggesting Sydney won't match if a bid comes in from Adelaide or North?
I'd say 50% at least
Surely you're taking the piss here ..?Quite easily really.
If you get caught by the police you're under an obligation to inform your employer.
surely dmac?Channel 7 just reported that an Adelaide Crows player is retiring.. who is it?
depends on daniher for mineThere is absolutely the chance they won't, yes - as there ALWAYS is the chance a club won't. Every year there are NGAs who aren't matched.
Is the chance small? Maybe. Would they not match if it meant they could get McDonald instead? Possibly.
Everyone is posting here like Sydney is forced to take Campbell, no matter how early it is and even if there are players they rate as better than him still on the board.
Sydney don't have to, and won't if it doesn't benefit them.
Rubbish .. an employer cannot dictate what you do in your own time, only how you present and perform at workMost employment contracts written these days.
that is so not true you must have lived a sheltered lifeRubbish .. and employer cannot dictate what you do in your own time, only how you present and perform at work
OK - enough with the garbage 'I must have lived a sheltered life' s**t' .. just say it's not true and provide some sort explanation instead of big noting yourselfthat is so not true you must have lived a sheltered life
its not a big note its just you keep shutting it down. this is a thing and in many industries.OK - enough with the garbage 'I must have lived a sheltered life' sh*t' .. just say it's not true and provide some sort explanation instead of big noting yourself
I get it, if your living in FIFO scenario working in construction, mining, or oil & gas for example, yes they can dictate. However that is not the norm for most people in the work force
Shutting what down ..?its not a big note its just you keep shutting it down. this is a thing and in many industries.
ive seen contracts where it even states who you can or cannot have relationship with. some of the things have been absolutely ridiculous.
you said your employer cannot dictate what you do in your own time. i say they can and they DOShutting what down ..?
I don't understand your next sentence
OK - please give me valid example?you said your employer cannot dictate what you do in your own time. i say they can and they DO
i did give you an example read above.OK - please give me valid example?
If you present for work sober, what employer gives a fu** what you do in your own time?
That's not an example .. that's you writing rubbishi did give you an example read above.
A lot of jobs have employment conditions requiring disclosure. So the employee is required to report, and come clean.How exactly?
Unless you are caught in possession at work or you get drug tested at work and return a non-negative..
Then how does your employer find out about it?.. and then sack you without the risk of being up for unfair dismissal?..
A lot of jobs have employment conditions requiring disclosure. So the employee is required to report, and come clean.
If you don't disclose, the consequences are far more serious, like dismissal for example.
So Hey Shorty's comment is in fact correct. A lot of people would lose their jobs in these circumstances.
Not AFL footballers, but not everyone is a professional AFL footballer.
An INCREDIBLY small amount of the workforce would be covered by an award that allows anything remotely like what you're saying.A lot of jobs have employment conditions requiring disclosure. So the employee is required to report, and come clean.
If you don't disclose, the consequences are far more serious, like dismissal for example.
So Hey Shorty's comment is in fact correct. A lot of people would lose their jobs in these circumstances.
Not AFL footballers, but not everyone is a professional AFL footballer.