Message #2281

[ecuworrier]

some really interesting responses!

i agree with the point about the money circulating locally..

i guess i have less experience of talking to good folks of bangalore about my lecky bill... but the few occasions that i had to phone one of those out of hours 24 hours services.. i have been doing so either to obtain info where it has been completely incoherent as to what info i was actually given or i was in complete distress and stopped the call as i was feeling really uncomfortable that i was getting what i needed... suffice to say on this second point that i thankfully had the opportunity to do some face to face on the issue and discovered i was by no means the only person that had had this sort of response ie when one is distressed one wants to feel that the organisation respects this and that not only is the culture of the respondents consistent with the culture of the customer, but that if things all go wrong then one can feel that the culture of the environment of the organisation is going to put things right... chatting to someone in swansea may not be Andy's cup of tea... but for me there is less difference with that than talking to someone from an entirely different culture and system of values who may well have the educational experience to have got the job but that does not

peace of mind is important i feel ... and like Jan points out all those data disasters.....    if it's to do witjh our govt at whatever lefvel then i don't feel it's remotely appropriate to have this information that ought to be data protected floating around the planet....  but then the question about what should be used or done by IT... as far as the govt is concerned is one of those debates we the people should be having!

i think there are fundamental questions about cost of living and standard of living within the uk...  and therefore cost of wages etc...  which is substantially ignored... why?


GOD BLESS!

Peace and Love,


the cheap labour thing with HMPs is interesting i guess it's an extension of sewing mailbags....   i guess also it is furnishing skills and giving opportunities to prisoners for the future  of itself that cannot be a bad thing.... it's interesting that the prison services wanted to keep secret which companies have contracts with them....  those things aside though is that the b est way to ensure standards of performance work integrity etc or customer satisfaction.... with so many organisations providing services that we nneed to get help with... every time we approach corporate britain or elsewhere  we as consumers are sitting ducks i mean if you sign a contract for something or buy something who actually asks who is gonna be providing the back up and support

GOD BLESS!

Peace and Love,