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Simon O'Brien | 27.06.2007 21:21 | Analysis | Liverpool | London
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Comments
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radio sacking
30.06.2007 13:32
if no action is forthcoming from the bosses then other forms of protest
like an occupation of the radio buildintg
to broadcast the truth to the population over the capital of culture crap
lets do it
johno
same thing happened to me
30.06.2007 16:02
Great the radio presenter did good. More people need to do this kind of thing.
I am a photographer. During the winter I was on a job where I was supposed to be photographing Gareth Thomas junior minister for international development. He was talking bull's shit about reducing global poverty through lobbying the G8. When he had finished talking I walked up to him put my hand out, he looked confused but passed me the mike. I addressed the audience and politely pointed out the futility and inaccuracy of the minister's comments. The mike was soon cut off. Within an hour I got a call from the newspaper I had been working for, and the next day was told I would not be getting further work from them. I am not at all sorry. It was educational. A couple of people applauded me and came up me after the event and congratulated me. They said they had to be cautious though because, as council employees, they were concerned they could loose their jobs by showing open support. I believe that increasingly the world of work is an environment supported by a lack of truth. If one does not go along with this one gets sacked.
Anyway I would encourage everyone the not be frightened and to tell the truth whenever they feel like it at work. It is fun and will probably mean that you have to find new work which is quite likely to be better then the old.
Mike Wells
e-mail: mikejwells@yahoo.com