itsworsethanyouthinkitis

Musings on things economic (from a guy who's been an insider and an outsider in global financial services) with an eye towards being blunt and scaring the children - but within reason, because I am benevolent at heart..... But it IS worse than you think it is

Showing posts with label bossnapping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bossnapping. Show all posts

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Bossnapping and couilles


The French have more of both:


French workers lock up their bosses

Posted by ckeating9 at 1:25 PM No comments:
Labels: bossnapping, couilles, France

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Another Bossnapping! Woo Hoo!

New 'bossnapping' incident at car parts maker

This counts as good news, and fun and funny at that. Let's hope this trend spreads
Posted by ckeating9 at 8:09 PM No comments:
Labels: bossnapping

Word du jour - "Bossnapping"

Google News it, and you'll get 610 hits.

British managers 'bossnapped' in France
Three British managers held in French 'bossnapping'
French workers release 'bossnapped' British bosses
French 'boss-napping' succeeds, workers to get more redundancy pay
British DIY chiefs 'bossnapped'

Vive La France! :)
Posted by ckeating9 at 10:44 AM No comments:
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