Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
"Organic terms" #
What does growth "in organic terms" mean? Is it like what goes on in the u-bend on my sink, that I have to keep getting rid of?
Everyone's favourite outsourcing firm and public sector provider Capita has had a solid start to the year, growing revenue by 11 per cent - eight per cent in organic terms - and growing profit before tax by 18 per cent. Capita turned over £1.3bn in the first half of 2009 compared to £1.18bn in the first six months of 2008. …
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Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 09:38 GMT
When the tories come in i hope these bunch of cowboys get kicked out on to the street.
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
That's a great idea Spencer... put in excess of 40,000 people on Job Seekers. My, aren't you clever.
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
What does growth "in organic terms" mean? Is it like what goes on in the u-bend on my sink, that I have to keep getting rid of?
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
And yet - "due to the difficult economic circumstances", they put a pay freeze in place - for everyone below director level, of course - and are laying people off by the hundreds (I go in a couple weeks). And in the layoffs, they were trying to screw people out of accrued holidays by "rounding" to completed months only (so if you were laid off 23/07, they would give you 50% of your year's holiday entitlement instead of the 56% you were entitled to) until they were picked up on it by someone who was paying attention.
I second Spencer's sentiments of " i hope these bunch of cowboys get kicked out on to the street", though after 5 years working for them, I would put it more strongly, and would love to be involved in the kicking!
<--suck on THAT, crapita!
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
Capita will simply buy the Tory party as they did labour
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
A classic example of a public sector service company: treat your employees like s**t, produce junk products but ensure they're mandated by the right people (eg SIMS), then sit back and let the £££s roll in. The best bit is you can debug the software as you go and people will pay over the odds for it.
Plus there's no real danger of competition or fear of losing out. I *knew* I was in the wrong business
Posted Thursday 23rd July 2009 19:52 GMT
sounds like a very well informed moronism to me, Spencer. If they were indeed such cowboys, they'd not be that successful especially in the current economic climate.
Fair play to them really.
Posted Friday 24th July 2009 11:05 GMT
Hang on a moment here, if you work for 'Crapita' as everyone seems to call it, if you dont like it, FIND ANOTHER JOB!
Hilton - Because she knows better!
Posted Friday 24th July 2009 20:48 GMT
Drug dealers and people traffickers are also thriving in the current economic climate; that doesn't make what they do, or how they do it, all right.
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