Those working in the city and the protests

**sasguru** · 27 March 2009, 11:26

Most will work from home, innit?

The crusties will turn up, find most buildings sealed off and the place deserted, apart from the riot police waiting to kick their heads in.

**NetwkSupport** · 27 March 2009, 11:53

im coming into work wearing my black suit and bowler hat....with a knuckle duster and concealed iron bar.

**Bagpuss** · 27 March 2009, 11:55

You should dress like a Droog

**suityou01** · 27 March 2009, 11:58

Originally posted by Bagpuss View Post

Are you sheeting your pants over next week?
As someone pointed out last night, companies insisting workers must attend could face a corporate manslaughter suit if someone is killed or injured as a result of the protests.

Sorry, what is happening? Can someone post a link?

**DimPrawn** · 27 March 2009, 12:06

Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

Sorry, what is happening? Can someone post a link?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ation-protests

Basically, next week you die.

**sasguru** · 27 March 2009, 12:06

Originally posted by suityou01 View Post

Sorry, what is happening? Can someone post a link?

Nothing. Some nice people are showing solidarity with the bankers by brinhging them cake and pies.

**Jog On** · 27 March 2009, 12:08

March 31st is last day of city gig for me so I'll be waytching the footage from home

**sasguru** · 27 March 2009, 12:10

It'll be exciting - I might go in for a laugh and a bit of a fight.
The traders will be well up for a go at the crusties, their manor is getting invaded, innit - its just like the turf wars between gangs on council estates.

**minestrone** · 27 March 2009, 12:11

When it all kicks off I'm getting a few tins in, BBC news on the laptop, SKY on the TV, sit back and watch a few riots from the safety of my country estate.

Those working in the city and the protests