Cork City Fire Brigade

[daftbrush]

How is it that there are many family members in the brigade. If the pay is so bad as they are telling us it appears that thier family members are happy to join up.
Cllr Tim Brosnan is the man who asked the representative of the members show us your P60 on radio. The brigade member lost it.

 

[CORKBHOY]

How is it that there are many family members in the brigade. If the pay is so bad as they are telling us it appears that thier family members are happy to join up.
Cllr Tim Brosnan is the man who asked the representative of the members show us your P60 on radio. The brigade member lost it.

What radio show are you on about?

 

[SoundMan]

How is it that there are many family members in the brigade. If the pay is so bad as they are telling us it appears that thier family members are happy to join up.
Cllr Tim Brosnan is the man who asked the representative of the members show us your P60 on radio. The brigade member lost it.

I actually know Tim and he's generally not a bad sort but I think it's a bit rich of him to demand to see someone's P60. Tim worked a very cushy number in insurance and it's not quite the same as someone who's working shift in a role where his life can be in serious danger whenever he's called.

 

[Drucker]

How is it that there are many family members in the brigade. If the pay is so bad as they are telling us it appears that thier family members are happy to join up.
Cllr Tim Brosnan is the man who asked the representative of the members show us your P60 on radio. The brigade member lost it.

How can you show someone something on Radio?

Was the fire brigade guy “put out?”

As Roy would say, “That’s his job.”

 

[daftbrush]

What radio show are you on about?

He was on Opinion Line earler this year talk to PJ Coogan

 

[Drucker]

I wonder what sparked this off?

 

[daftbrush]

I actually know Tim and he's generally not a bad sort but I think it's a bit rich of him to demand to see someone's P60. Tim worked a very cushy number in insurance and it's not quite the same as someone who's working shift in a role where his life can be in serious danger whenever he's called.

No cushy number in insurance. If you don't sell the policies you only get something around a living wage.

 

[daftbrush]

I wonder what sparked this off?

A fellow in the Fire Brigade with a buddy in another state job is turning over 100k in cash with running a coffee pod.

 

[Harry Boyle]

A fellow in the Fire Brigade with a buddy in another state job is turning over 100k in cash with running a coffee pod.

Probably the army both full of layabouts and tosspots.

 

[hemlock666]

No cushy number in insurance. If you don't sell the policies you only get something around a living wage.

It all depends on the company and kind of insurance product. I worked as a claim assessor for a few years.

It was a cushy number and handy coin.