How many electricians does it take to change a lightbulb?

Purple said:
You have presented these quotes in a way that implies that they were actual Labour Court findings, that's a total misrepresentation of the facts. Maybe you should be working for the Irish Times
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I genuinely didn't intend to misrepresent anyone, though I can see how the context may not have been clear.
Purple said:
So what are you saying? What is your opinion?
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OK, I'll try it a 3rd time as you didn't seem to get it the first two times. The only think I know for sure is that I don't know enough about the detail of this issue to come to overall judgement.
Purple said:
Do you think the public is entitled to form an opinion or should they just do as the unions say 'cause they are the experts?
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All the answers to these important questions are in my earlier posts. I never suggested that the public is not entitled to form an opinion. I did suggest that it is a little silly to base those opinions on tabloid headlines. I never suggested that anyone should 'do as the unions say'. I simply pointed out that there are two sides to every story. It really is that simple.
 
Jock04 said:
How many elecricians.............?

Well, if it's a screw fitting bulb, and the electrician's from Cork - only one.

He just holds up the bulb & the world revolves around him.


(allegedly )
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I thought here in Ireland it was four - one to change the bulb and three to sing about the auld one ?
 
I might be wrong but I seem to remember that craft workers (fitters, electricians etc) in the Public Service were not part of the benchmarking arrangement.
 
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