Ceroc Rules

[Heather]

Who the hell goes to Tesco on Saturday mornings?

Lots of people by the sounds of it!


Heather,
xx

[Jive Brummie]

What b~llocks!

No employer can tell you where and when your can spend you free time or own money.

Dancing is entertainment for teachers as well as everyone else.

So if all the teachers friends are going to a local non ceroc freestyle are you saying that he/she has to stay at home or not go what rubbish.

If this is a local or national policy .......I think its CR@P.

Long live diversity in all walks of life.

Just having a little peruse through all the old stuff and thought I'd resurect this little pearler...

Although I can see the point from both sides of the fence where a teacher is concerned, what about this...

If you taxi for Ceroc, do they have the right to tell you to stay away from competitors, independants etc?

I have my own ideas and opinions on this but am really interested in hearing eveyone elses. I'd like to think that everyone could just play together nicely, but I don't think some people would welcome that idea.

At the end of the day, are we not all here to dance and have a good time?

Answers on a postcard too......

JB x x

[Gus]

If you taxi for Ceroc, do they have the right to tell you to stay away from competitors, independants etc?

Hey ... thats the oldest and best know trick in the book. I've been on the recieving end of that little pearler sometime back. Also remember one of my mates who taxi'd for a certain aggressive franchisee also being told something similar (long time ago though).

Thought all that had died out? Been at a few years since I heard of it happeneing. In fact, to be fair, I remember it was an indepedant club using it against Ceroc