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Zizu 08-01-2024 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 11407110)
…I haven’t watched it yet but I will…/..I am familiar with the story, though…how is it that Paula Vennells still received a CBE for her services when this injustice was known…?…


The Prime Minister is not opposed to taking it off her apparently …


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Zizu 08-01-2024 01:12 PM

I thought they’d got to the bottom of all this years ago but apparently only about 90 postal workers have had their names cleared !


Disgraceful


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bots 08-01-2024 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Zizu (Post 11407132)
The Prime Minister is not opposed to taking it off her apparently …


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its woolly words from him again, that add up to very little. It's a common theme with him

arista 08-01-2024 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Soldier Boy (Post 11407128)
I remember the manager of the post office I used to do the bookie banking with getting fired amidst rumours of a theft scandal :omgno: ... maybe she was wrongly accused...

Though the rumour was large amounts of cold hard cash vanishing so prolly not :joker:.


Fjutisi Horizon System
Japan error on all the Horizon Computer Programs.

Ed Davey was the Minister in charge
during Cons/LibDem time

He is not saying much?

arista 09-01-2024 02:08 AM

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MTVN 09-01-2024 07:01 AM

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Great cartoon

Cherie 09-01-2024 09:41 AM

The benefit of making this into a drama is that it has raised awareness among alot of the public who had no idea of the injustices meted out and many of these people have died with a mark on their name, a petition to get the CBE removed is up to one million names now

https://www.theguardian.com/business...paula-vennells

arista 09-01-2024 11:27 AM

New Labour
Tony Blair Prime Minister
brought in
the Horizon New computer Post Office update

arista 09-01-2024 12:12 PM

The Former Boss
will now return her CBE

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Sticks 09-01-2024 02:15 PM

This has been unfair on Paula Vennells who has been hounded to give back this honour. Although she was a CEO, she was still an employee in the public sector, and as such was required to rely on what a contractor in the private sector told here.

Where I work in the public sector we have to use a private company to place adverts for official notices. Sometimes they have told us an incorrect publication day of a local weekly paper, and admitted such when I successfully challenged them. However I have been told by others where I work, its not for me to do that and that company is paid to tell us this information and we should accept without question what they say.(Even when I provide evidence to the contrary)

So an advert is programmed for a certain day, and then it publishes on the wrong day, which is what the private company told us in error, and we have to republish and restart a consultation all over again, at public expense. All that, because we are obliged to accept what a private contractor is telling us.

Scale this up and you have Fujitsu, (who I have had a professional run in with before, but that's another story), who insist that there is nothing wrong with their software so any discrepancies MUST be the result of criminal activity on the part of the postmasters / post mistresses. As a public sector employee Vennells had to take them at their word, as we have to with the private contractor who gives us an incorrect publication day, as they are paid to know these things, not me (which I do, more than the contractor at times and someone there once said I knew more about local papers than they did)

I see this hue an cry at what was once a public servant, but where is the hue and cry over the incompetence and deceit of the private contractor, Fujitsu, who in my experience is more culpable.

Zizu 09-01-2024 04:46 PM

Post Office Horizon victims offered £600,000 of compensation
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sticks (Post 11407326)
This has been unfair on Paula Vennells who has been hounded to give back this honour. Although she was a CEO, she was still an employee in the public sector, and as such was required to rely on what a contractor in the private sector told here.

Where I work in the public sector we have to use a private company to place adverts for official notices. Sometimes they have told us an incorrect publication day of a local weekly paper, and admitted such when I successfully challenged them. However I have been told by others where I work, its not for me to do that and that company is paid to tell us this information and we should accept without question what they say.(Even when I provide evidence to the contrary)

So an advert is programmed for a certain day, and then it publishes on the wrong day, which is what the private company told us in error, and we have to republish and restart a consultation all over again, at public expense. All that, because we are obliged to accept what a private contractor is telling us.

Scale this up and you have Fujitsu, (who I have had a professional run in with before, but that's another story), who insist that there is nothing wrong with their software so any discrepancies MUST be the result of criminal activity on the part of the postmasters / post mistresses. As a public sector employee Vennells had to take them at their word, as we have to with the private contractor who gives us an incorrect publication day, as they are paid to know these things, not me (which I do, more than the contractor at times and someone there once said I knew more about local papers than they did)

I see this hue an cry at what was once a public servant, but where is the hue and cry over the incompetence and deceit of the private contractor, Fujitsu, who in my experience is more culpable.


It’s a funny situation.

It doesn’t seem right to be getting an achievement award when such an unprecedented and unbelievable scandal occurred during her ‘watch’ ..

Doesn’t the CEO of a company take all the blame if something horrendous happens in their company ( like a tragic accident) ?


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arista 10-01-2024 02:07 AM

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Sticks 11-01-2024 02:44 PM

A petition to hold Fujitsu to account

arista 12-01-2024 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Sticks (Post 11407713)


Good


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