| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:24 - Jul 31 with 2087 views | trampie |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 18:25 - Jul 31 by PozuelosSideys |
Pretty sure forgery is forgery regardless of whether the person you are signing on behalf of is ok with it.
Especially with taxpayers money..
Either way, the politician needs to go, due to incompetence if nothing more sinister |
No not necessarily the case if you are signing with permission. |  |
|  |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:30 - Jul 31 with 2084 views | Highjack |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 18:25 - Jul 31 by PozuelosSideys |
Pretty sure forgery is forgery regardless of whether the person you are signing on behalf of is ok with it.
Especially with taxpayers money..
Either way, the politician needs to go, due to incompetence if nothing more sinister |
Pretty sure it’s fine with permission.
I imagine it would be standard practice in a workplace where a lot of letters are sent out on behalf of the MP but written and drafted by someone else.
It’s also fairly common for trusted people secretaries etc. to have access to email accounts. |  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:38 - Jul 31 with 2074 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:30 - Jul 31 by Highjack |
Pretty sure it’s fine with permission.
I imagine it would be standard practice in a workplace where a lot of letters are sent out on behalf of the MP but written and drafted by someone else.
It’s also fairly common for trusted people secretaries etc. to have access to email accounts. |
Letters like that would be “PP” though. That is, you’d sign on behalf of the writer of the letter (with their permission/authority) but using your own name/signature. I’d imagine signing a form authorising a pay rise would need the actual signature of the authorising person. I’ve signed many letters for others and others have for me but I’ve never signed someone else’s name. [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 20:39]
|  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:40 - Jul 31 with 2061 views | trampie |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:38 - Jul 31 by exiledclaseboy |
Letters like that would be “PP” though. That is, you’d sign on behalf of the writer of the letter (with their permission/authority) but using your own name/signature. I’d imagine signing a form authorising a pay rise would need the actual signature of the authorising person. I’ve signed many letters for others and others have for me but I’ve never signed someone else’s name. [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 20:39]
|
Doesn't have to be pp. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:42 - Jul 31 with 2067 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:40 - Jul 31 by trampie |
Doesn't have to be pp. |
Thank you for your opinion. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:43 - Jul 31 with 2065 views | pikeypaul |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 18:25 - Jul 31 by PozuelosSideys |
Pretty sure forgery is forgery regardless of whether the person you are signing on behalf of is ok with it.
Especially with taxpayers money..
Either way, the politician needs to go, due to incompetence if nothing more sinister |
If the persons who’s signature is being forged is in the knowledge it is and very happy about it why did they not sign the form/email themselves ?
Harris needs to walk and it’s very strange the BBC are doing their very best not to cover this case.
Maybe it’s due to Harris being a remoaner and refusing to represent the people who voted her into her job despite her area voting overwhelmingly to leave.
241 AFLI [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 20:44]
|  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:44 - Jul 31 with 2060 views | Neath_Jack |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:42 - Jul 31 by exiledclaseboy |
Thank you for your opinion. |
I laughed at that comment more than i probably should have. |  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:50 - Jul 31 with 2044 views | trampie |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:43 - Jul 31 by pikeypaul |
If the persons who’s signature is being forged is in the knowledge it is and very happy about it why did they not sign the form/email themselves ?
Harris needs to walk and it’s very strange the BBC are doing their very best not to cover this case.
Maybe it’s due to Harris being a remoaner and refusing to represent the people who voted her into her job despite her area voting overwhelmingly to leave.
241 AFLI [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 20:44]
|
Out of the office perhaps ? | |
| |
Login to get fewer ads
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:38 - Jul 31 with 2015 views | Highjack |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:38 - Jul 31 by exiledclaseboy |
Letters like that would be “PP” though. That is, you’d sign on behalf of the writer of the letter (with their permission/authority) but using your own name/signature. I’d imagine signing a form authorising a pay rise would need the actual signature of the authorising person. I’ve signed many letters for others and others have for me but I’ve never signed someone else’s name. [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 20:39]
|
Not necessarily. If you’re a MP with 100s of letters hitting you every day that you’re obliged to issue a response to it’s not out of the ordinary to employ staff to write standard letters back on your behalf, otherwise you’d spend your life responding to each and every one. Letters from a MPs office are inevitably signed by the MP even though it’s rare they actually write them. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:50 - Jul 31 with 2003 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:38 - Jul 31 by Highjack |
Not necessarily. If you’re a MP with 100s of letters hitting you every day that you’re obliged to issue a response to it’s not out of the ordinary to employ staff to write standard letters back on your behalf, otherwise you’d spend your life responding to each and every one. Letters from a MPs office are inevitably signed by the MP even though it’s rare they actually write them. |
You’re missing the point. I see hundreds of letters from MPs, I’m not suggesting they write them all personally, that would be daft. But they will sign them. If they don’t and they’re signed by a caseworker on the MP’s behalf they’ll invariably be “pp”. Occasionally they’ll carry a message stating something like “signed in (MP’s) absence to avoid delay”. In these days of email it’s usually clear when a caseworker is acting on behalf of an MP anyway. That’s accepted practice. What doesn’t happen as a matter of course is someone forging an MP’s signature on a letter.
Even government ministers personally sign letters going out in their name 90% of the time despite those letters having been written for them. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:58 - Jul 31 with 1978 views | trampie |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:50 - Jul 31 by exiledclaseboy |
You’re missing the point. I see hundreds of letters from MPs, I’m not suggesting they write them all personally, that would be daft. But they will sign them. If they don’t and they’re signed by a caseworker on the MP’s behalf they’ll invariably be “pp”. Occasionally they’ll carry a message stating something like “signed in (MP’s) absence to avoid delay”. In these days of email it’s usually clear when a caseworker is acting on behalf of an MP anyway. That’s accepted practice. What doesn’t happen as a matter of course is someone forging an MP’s signature on a letter.
Even government ministers personally sign letters going out in their name 90% of the time despite those letters having been written for them. |
Highjack is right. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 22:07 - Jul 31 with 1962 views | exiledclaseboy |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 21:58 - Jul 31 by trampie |
Highjack is right. |
He’s not as it goes but as he and I do regularly , we’ll agree to differ eventually. [Post edited 31 Jul 2018 22:08]
| |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 22:18 - Jul 31 with 1933 views | trampie |
I'm sure this came up on Question Time a few episodes back about staff signing letters for mp's and one mp getting into hot water over something they had signed but in reality it was signed for them. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 22:33 - Jul 31 with 1917 views | raynor94 |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 20:42 - Jul 31 by exiledclaseboy |
Thank you for your opinion. |
Superb riposte  |  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 08:39 - Aug 1 with 1861 views | pikeypaul |
Yes they have reported it but to a very minor scale considering the gravity of Harris’s alleged comments and actions.
They are to busy with their daily project fear campaign.
240 AFLI
SIUYRL | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 16:03 - Aug 1 with 1795 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 08:39 - Aug 1 by pikeypaul |
Yes they have reported it but to a very minor scale considering the gravity of Harris’s alleged comments and actions.
They are to busy with their daily project fear campaign.
240 AFLI
SIUYRL |
Fair play you are Facking bonkers |  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 08:01 - Aug 3 with 1700 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
|  |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 08:24 - Aug 3 with 1684 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
Current MP Carolyn Harris: "I would not want anyone to feel I was targeting them because of their sexuality, I would never do that"
Former MP, Sian James: "It was to do with her sexuality. It was to do, specifically, with comments made in the office. Jenny had come out. Her sexuality was an entirely private matter for her. She (Carolyn) was very shocked. She (Carolyn) was very concerned that these comments, which had been done within the atmosphere of the office, had caused hurt to Jenny."
That sounds like quite a contradiction to me. [Post edited 3 Aug 2018 8:27]
| |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 09:08 - Aug 3 with 1667 views | pikeypaul |
Harris bullshitting to cover her disgusting homophobia.
But hey the loony lefties here are happy to pretend feck all happened.
Hypocrites the lot of them, just wait until an allegation is made about a Tory and
see the 15 pager from the unwashed lefties. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 09:55 - Aug 3 with 1643 views | Highjack |
Might want to edit the OP in light of the verdict. | |
| |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 10:27 - Aug 3 with 1631 views | Highjack |
| Labour MP's office manager 'gave herself £2,000 pay rise' on 09:08 - Aug 3 by pikeypaul |
Harris bullshitting to cover her disgusting homophobia.
But hey the loony lefties here are happy to pretend feck all happened.
Hypocrites the lot of them, just wait until an allegation is made about a Tory and
see the 15 pager from the unwashed lefties. |
Sod the homophobia. It’s the violent assault that’s the important issue here. There’s no mention of her not remembering yanking someone’s hair out in her statement.
It’s a sad reflection of modern society that calling someone a dyke is considered more serious than physical assault. [Post edited 3 Aug 2018 10:46]
| |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
