Saturday, 28 January 2012
Quinn CEO Missing from Quinn Group for 3 weeks
Paul O'Brien CEO of Quinn Group is away on a skiing holidays for 3 weeks as Quinn Group falls apart. Cement up £8.70 a tonne and key customers deserting day by day. Makes you wonder what experience the present management have if any as no one seems to care. How long before the money runs out? Mckillop is still on £900 an hour plus the place is crawling with consultants and all getting £1000 to £1500 per day. Thats even when they are not there. Security sleeping on the job, playing online games or watching movies or asleep in vans up the mountain. No pay rise for the workers except the selected few.
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Propaganda at it's best!
When Seán Quinn foresaw the impact the takeover of Quinn Direct in March 2010, his words were later used as spoof humour in a documentary on RTE. The media seem to have played right into the hands of Alan Dukes, Paul O Brien, Mc Killop and all the rest of the 'VULTURES', whose sole concern seems to be in extracting as much money as possible from a profitable company. These people, by all accounts are 'Mé- Féiners', who are little about the immediate or longer term future of it's workers, and are thinking only of their profit, regardless of the future of the business once the money runs out. How could any company or business sustain the outrageous salaries of these men. Yet this is not what they want seen. This is not what they want the country talking or knowing about. They want to portray Sean Quinn as a crooked businessman, who couldn't run what he had. (which he did, very successfully)They want to use him as a scapegoat for Anglo's corruptions and failures, so that they can continue taking and taking while the taking is good and eyes are off them. The media have played right into their hands, and have been used to display Sean Quinn as something that he is not, because this image seems to make it alright to do what they are doing to companies and businesses he spent a lifetime building.
How can they justify putting people in charge of a company and paying them these extortionate salaries, when the company was so well-run pre-takeover??? The fat cats are getting fatter, at the expense of the ordinary workers and the future of the business
It sounds a bit like a 'free for all'. They've seen that Sean Quinn has built up profitable businesses and are ready to grab as much of the assets and profits as they can, now that they've been let get their greedy, thieving hands on it.
Reminiscent of the pilfering and looting that went on in London at the riots in 2011!!! This is probably worse because they aren't hooded and are taking way more!
They seem more than happy to let the company fall apart, having no regard for longevity of employment. As long as they get money when the money is still there-That is what they're at. They've taking these businesses off a man and his family who spent a life time building them to what they are, and seem only interested in taking what they can from them.
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