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That's a bit harsh. I assume he's just venting. Half of us would be out of a job if we behaved at work the way we do here :)

Good job, and I know it is. I'm sure they are, which of course can be soul destroying when you're trying to help people. Sadly a lot of people who aren't bad, really struggle with the world we live in, even when help is offered to them.

So those with mental health problems and drug addiction don't deserve help? I know it's not easy to help these people, I don't have a solution, but I wouldn't say they don't deserve help.

If they really cannot look after themselves, then they've not really chosen that lifestyle.

Even if he wasn't, it's not ok to pour dirty water onto someone. Ok, but it's still not ok to pour dirty water onto someone. Yes. I might very well get the hump, but I wouldn't assault them. They were complete c*nts. Now if they were sacked for not 'getting rid of' a homeless person, then I'd be...

Who'd ha' thunk it :rolleyes:

No complaint? Pouring dirty cleaning water on someone is an assault. He could get seriously ill from losing body heat, given that he's living on the street. Cast iron? They're causing damage to the reputation of their employees, which is certainly going to be grounds for some action.

But the guy in the OP wasn't stopping the from opening.