Nonsense, if you needed a set amount of sterling to pay the salaries that would be the fixed amount in the transaction. If the people moving the money around are fixing the Yuang amount and hoping for the best its no wonder we're financially screwed.PieEater wrote:Transferring funds from abroad isn't as trivial as a normal payroll run. The transfer is presumably from Yuan to Sterling, that rate changed about 2% on the day so whatever amount they calculated would have been short a day later.
Yes, I mean I've seen some shoddy working practices in my time but I struggle to accept for a company that has to do this monthly it's anything other than trivial.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Nonsense, if you needed a set amount of sterling to pay the salaries that would be the fixed amount in the transaction. If the people moving the money around are fixing the Yuang amount and hoping for the best its no wonder we're financially screwed.PieEater wrote:Transferring funds from abroad isn't as trivial as a normal payroll run. The transfer is presumably from Yuan to Sterling, that rate changed about 2% on the day so whatever amount they calculated would have been short a day later.
If you can't cope with 20% of your salary being deferred by 1 month then what the oxf*rd are you going to do if you lose your job or your mortgage rate goes up again, electricity, gas and petrol prices increase again, council tax goes up again?Green wrote:Quite! Glad things are so cushy in the Forbury Lion household.Weymouth Royal wrote:Post of the day!Forbury Lion wrote:It would certainly start alarm bells ringing as this could be a sign of things to come, but most of us, myself included can get by with 20% of their monthly wages being deferred a week
We're in a fuel/food/energy/poverty crisis so most would be absolutely dandy...
To be fair, recent history would suggest that Reading FC is a company that doesn't know it's arse from it's elbow.Green wrote:Yes, I mean I've seen some shoddy working practices in my time but I struggle to accept for a company that has to do this monthly it's anything other than trivial.6ft Kerplunk wrote:Nonsense, if you needed a set amount of sterling to pay the salaries that would be the fixed amount in the transaction. If the people moving the money around are fixing the Yuang amount and hoping for the best its no wonder we're financially screwed.PieEater wrote:Transferring funds from abroad isn't as trivial as a normal payroll run. The transfer is presumably from Yuan to Sterling, that rate changed about 2% on the day so whatever amount they calculated would have been short a day later.
Would explain why our injury list is always so long.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, recent history would suggest that Reading FC is a company that doesn't know it's arse from it's elbow.Green wrote:Yes, I mean I've seen some shoddy working practices in my time but I struggle to accept for a company that has to do this monthly it's anything other than trivial.6ft Kerplunk wrote: Nonsense, if you needed a set amount of sterling to pay the salaries that would be the fixed amount in the transaction. If the people moving the money around are fixing the Yuang amount and hoping for the best its no wonder we're financially screwed.
Most people would expect to get severance pay in such a situation. And whilst many be fortunate enough to have assets saved away they may not be immediately accessible - again in a situation such as redundancy you'd have time to plan for that.Forbury Lion wrote:If you can't cope with 20% of your salary being deferred by 1 month then what the oxf*rd are you going to do if you lose your job or your mortgage rate goes up again, electricity, gas and petrol prices increase again, council tax goes up again?Green wrote:Quite! Glad things are so cushy in the Forbury Lion household.Weymouth Royal wrote:
Post of the day!
We're in a fuel/food/energy/poverty crisis so most would be absolutely dandy...
Yes, not everyone has a buffer like this, I am fortunate I can choose not to spend money on non essentials like netflix and alcohol if I have to, I'm sure football players on £10k a week can afford to receive £80k of their monthly salary on time and £20k the next week. Sure, they probably have bigger mortgages and higher bills to pay but they're not going to starve.
Are players counted as staff?windermereROYAL wrote:Speculation on twatter today that staff have only been paid 65% of their wages this week with the rest to follow after the bank holiday.
How very timely if true.
Citing problems getting funds transferred from HK as the reason.
Pressure is on Dai at home. You do wonder if the foray into English football is starting to draw to a close.windermereROYAL wrote:Speculation on twatter today that staff have only been paid 65% of their wages this week with the rest to follow after the bank holiday.
How very timely if true.
Citing problems getting funds transferred from HK as the reason.
Then there's what might happen if the Chinese invade Taiwan! Funny isn't it though, Russia rightly get turned on for invading Ukraine and no doubt the same will happen to China if they invade Taiwan yet when the US and Britain etc. invade Iraq that's all OK and above board. God the world is utterly bent! Aren't you all glad we're supposedly the good guys?Lower West wrote:Pressure is on Dai at home. You do wonder if the foray into English football is starting to draw to a close.windermereROYAL wrote:Speculation on twatter today that staff have only been paid 65% of their wages this week with the rest to follow after the bank holiday.
How very timely if true.
Citing problems getting funds transferred from HK as the reason.
Good guys who happily get into bed with the bad.Sutekh wrote:Then there's what might happen if the Chinese invade Taiwan! Funny isn't it though, Russia rightly get turned on for invading Ukraine and no doubt the same will happen to China if they invade Taiwan yet when the US and Britain etc. invade Iraq that's all OK and above board. God the world is utterly bent! Aren't you all glad we're supposedly the good guys?Lower West wrote:Pressure is on Dai at home. You do wonder if the foray into English football is starting to draw to a close.windermereROYAL wrote:Speculation on twatter today that staff have only been paid 65% of their wages this week with the rest to follow after the bank holiday.
How very timely if true.
Citing problems getting funds transferred from HK as the reason.
Don't think this got the credit it deserved....nice work.Hendo wrote:Would explain why our injury list is always so long.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, recent history would suggest that Reading FC is a company that doesn't know it's arse from it's elbow.Green wrote: Yes, I mean I've seen some shoddy working practices in my time but I struggle to accept for a company that has to do this monthly it's anything other than trivial.
Thanks!Dave the rave wrote:Don't think this got the credit it deserved....nice work.Hendo wrote:Would explain why our injury list is always so long.Forbury Lion wrote:To be fair, recent history would suggest that Reading FC is a company that doesn't know it's arse from it's elbow.
Credit where it's due....Hendo wrote:Thanks!Dave the rave wrote:Don't think this got the credit it deserved....nice work.Hendo wrote:
Would explain why our injury list is always so long.
Would have got plenty of Likes if that was a thing on this boardDave the rave wrote:Credit where it's due....Hendo wrote:Thanks!Dave the rave wrote:
Don't think this got the credit it deserved....nice work.
Wee bit of difference in that Russia invading Ukraine is an act of conquest by a dictatorship using brutal and illegal methods of warfare targetting civilians to subsume the area into Russia. Which would be similar to aChinese invasion of Taiwan.Sutekh wrote:Then there's what might happen if the Chinese invade Taiwan! Funny isn't it though, Russia rightly get turned on for invading Ukraine and no doubt the same will happen to China if they invade Taiwan yet when the US and Britain etc. invade Iraq that's all OK and above board. God the world is utterly bent! Aren't you all glad we're supposedly the good guys?Lower West wrote:Pressure is on Dai at home. You do wonder if the foray into English football is starting to draw to a close.windermereROYAL wrote:Speculation on twatter today that staff have only been paid 65% of their wages this week with the rest to follow after the bank holiday.
How very timely if true.
Citing problems getting funds transferred from HK as the reason.
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