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Maybe some kids have lots of dad's in that area.:hihi::hihi:

 

How can you have more than one father/dad:loopy:

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How can you have more than one father/dad:loopy:

 

You can have a biological father and also a step father.:roll:

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Granted they don't do it anymore. A few law suits saw to that but it's just the fact that they have and would again if they could.

 

It will soon be the largest supermarket in the country.

 

I can't see a problem with the practice of insuring your staff - remember, if a staff member dies, it costs money to replace them - you have to recruit and train a replacement. What's wrong with insuring against those costs?

 

Most companies do it for key staff, who would be expensive to replace....

 

Are people implying that if Walmart/Asda insure staff - the staff members family should get the benefit? Why? If they want protecting from the death of a earning family member, they (or the earner) can pay their own premiums.

 

Or is this yet another plea about something for nothing?

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The new asda at manor top are the only place in Sheffield selling fathers cards in packs of 5 ;-)

 

were they next to the "happy 30th birthday grandma" cards?

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I remember a couple of old jokes - -

 

"Whats yellow and black and full of sh*t? - a Netto plastic bag!"

 

and (when Asda bought out MFI years ago)

 

"I went to Asda and bought an MFI chicken - got it home and the legs fell off!"

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How can you have more than one father/dad:loopy:

 

And lots of uncle's :roll:

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Handy if you have 5 dad's.

 

;O) now that did make me chuckle:D

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Going to be a lot of Manor folk upset Netto has changed. Is Asda a lot more expensive?

 

They're a bit dearer but better quality.. I still prefer Tesco though, although 30 years ago we did go to the Asda up Chapeltown quite a bit, I used to love their toy department :D

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And lots of uncle's :roll:

 

i have and aunties

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I remember a couple of old jokes - -

 

"Whats yellow and black and full of sh*t? - a Netto plastic bag!"

 

and (when Asda bought out MFI years ago)

 

"I went to Asda and bought an MFI chicken - got it home and the legs fell off!"

 

ROFLMAO! :lol:

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There also planning on building a big store next to crystal peaks, and have nearly finished building one in parsons cross next to Chaucer school, popping up all over.

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Do you know Walmart who own ASDA take out life insurance policies on their staff. They make money from the deaths of their staff. Even in some cases whilst the family of the deceased has been left with nothing. Walmart, a true family company.

 

If ASDA pay the premiums then thats fine by me. It's up to the family of the deceased to take out insurance for their loved ones.:huh:

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