Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@chocksaway, Just in time for BREXIT
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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@chocksaway, there'll be a few noses out of joint today following that decision (both French and some British ones in the BASI hierarchy)....
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Does it mean L2/L3 Can now teach without restrictions in France?
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Will be interesting to see what was said in the judgement. Pleased it's concluded for him. There should be some consideration to compensation for him and his business.
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A great and monumental ruling.
But for how long for UK instructors?
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Mike Pow wrote: |
A great and monumental ruling.
But for how long for UK instructors? |
One or two seasons, I'd guess. Beyond that it will depend on arrangements for work permits or visas, particularly for short-term or seasonal workers who are paid relatively little.
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Great news. Now the guilty will have to come to Mr Butler on bended knee and lay his card at his feet.
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Well done Simon for resilience in the face of relentless bureaucracy.
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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Splendid. But how ironic for this to be on the eve of Brexit.
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@Gerry, I suspect that the French will (and can) appeal to a higher court, and in the meantime keep Butler's Carte Pro in their pocket.
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rungsp wrote: |
@Gerry, I suspect that the French will (and can) appeal to a higher court, and in the meantime keep Butler's Carte Pro in their pocket. |
I was in touch with Simon last week and he thought that this would be the final proceedings in his case, other than action regarding compensation. Although you'd not be surprised if it did go to to a further stage of the French judicial system.
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You know it makes sense.
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Alastair Pink wrote: |
... (both French and some British ones in the BASI hierarchy).... |
The BASI hierarchy's failure to support their own people appears then to be nothing more or less than what it is.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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The dire spelling and grammar makes me wonder if the content is accurate.
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Poster: A snowHead
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rob@rar wrote: |
Mike Pow wrote: |
A great and monumental ruling.
But for how long for UK instructors? |
One or two seasons, I'd guess. Beyond that it will depend on arrangements for work permits or visas, particularly for short-term or seasonal workers who are paid relatively little. |
From the discussions I've heard with the French authorities, if employers & employees are prepared to jump through a few additional hoops then no issue going forward even if the UK does crash out!
I'm not sure if the Ski Schools/Instructors are part of the same discussions, if not then they should be!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Hurtle wrote: |
Splendid. But how ironic for this to be on the eve of Brexit. |
Crazy it took an individual and his associated personal risk to uphold the supposed values of the EU. It could have all been different.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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marcellus wrote: |
From the discussions I've heard with the French authorities, if employers & employees are prepared to jump through a few additional hoops then no issue going forward even if the UK does crash out! |
Any chance you could share some more information about these discussions, here or by PM?
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AndAnotherThing.. wrote: |
Hurtle wrote: |
Splendid. But how ironic for this to be on the eve of Brexit. |
Crazy it took an individual and his associated personal risk to uphold the supposed values of the EU. It could have all been different. |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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marcellus wrote:
From the discussions I've heard with the French authorities, if employers & employees are prepared to jump through a few additional hoops then no issue going forward even if the UK does crash out!
Any chance you could share some more information about these discussions, here or by PM?
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+1 pleeeassse?
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Gerry wrote: |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed. |
Exposed? This has been discussed on snowHeads on and off for years. Hardly an exposé that France (and other EU countries) have not been properly administrating their laws as they should. Of course, the UK leaving simply means that those laws no longer provide employment rights to UK citizens, even if the French are finally going to have to start applying them as they should
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BASI should have taken this case on his behalf years ago instead of feathering their own nests while treating him shamefully.
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rob@rar wrote: |
Gerry wrote: |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed. |
Exposed? This has been discussed on snowHeads on and off for years. Hardly an exposé that France (and other EU countries) have not been properly administrating their laws as they should. Of course, the UK leaving simply means that those laws no longer provide employment rights to UK citizens, even if the French are finally going to have to start applying them as they should |
You know my position on this as I’ve explained it to you often enough and you were even gracious enough to say you respected it.
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gilo wrote: |
BASI should have taken this case on his behalf years ago instead of feathering their own nests while treating him shamefully. |
Yes that is exactly right. The BASI membership should now stand up and be counted.
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Gerry wrote: |
rob@rar wrote: |
Gerry wrote: |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed. |
Exposed? This has been discussed on snowHeads on and off for years. Hardly an exposé that France (and other EU countries) have not been properly administrating their laws as they should. Of course, the UK leaving simply means that those laws no longer provide employment rights to UK citizens, even if the French are finally going to have to start applying them as they should |
You know my position on this as I’ve explained it to you often enough and you were even gracious enough to say you respected it. |
Sure, and I said respect what you have said in the sense that it's your honestly held opinion. I think it's wrong, of course, and for seasonal workers who are UK citizens Brexit is nothing but bad news, potentially career ending. Opting out of a system of employment rights, no matter how imperfectly functional it is, doesn't give you more rights, it gives your fewer rights.
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it gives your fewer rights...
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Yebbut EU "exposed", innit
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And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports.
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in the sense that it's your honestly held opinion...
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Up the 'foreign' workers, innit
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You know it makes sense.
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
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rob@rar wrote: |
Will be interesting to see what was said in the judgement. Pleased it's concluded for him. There should be some consideration to compensation for him and his business. |
Yes the issue of compensation will be an interesting one. There can be no doubt that Simon's business in France has been adversely affected by the actions taken against him (not to mention the fact that I believe he was arrested at least once while instructing and spent a night in a Police jail as a result?).
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Poster: A snowHead
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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davidof wrote: |
Here's the FIS results for SB |
Those are Masters results, you can't use them to work out whether someone would pass the Eurotest.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Does this ruling mean that Mark Warner (and others) will be able to bring back their on piste leading service.
Could it also mean that if SCGB make level 2 a pre entry requirement to their training program, leaders could be back in resorts leading happy members on the snow.
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Gerry wrote: |
AndAnotherThing.. wrote: |
Hurtle wrote: |
Splendid. But how ironic for this to be on the eve of Brexit. |
Crazy it took an individual and his associated personal risk to uphold the supposed values of the EU. It could have all been different. |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed. |
He won, so it wasn't a lie. If it was, he would have lost.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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rjs wrote: |
davidof wrote: |
Here's the FIS results for SB |
Those are Masters results, you can't use them to work out whether someone would pass the Eurotest. |
? the only person talking about the Eurotest in this thread is you
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feshiebridge wrote: |
Does this ruling mean that Mark Warner (and others) will be able to bring back their on piste leading service.
Could it also mean that if SCGB make level 2 a pre entry requirement to their training program, leaders could be back in resorts leading happy members on the snow. |
I'm reading the judgement now and, unsurprisingly, it relates specifically to Simon (who is in an unusual position with regard to his dispute with BASI regarding the level of qualification). The extent to which the judgement sets precedents for (a) other people in Simon's position (about 18 I believe), and (b) instructors with lower level qualifications might well require further testing in court.
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Mosha Marc wrote: |
Gerry wrote: |
AndAnotherThing.. wrote: |
Hurtle wrote: |
Splendid. But how ironic for this to be on the eve of Brexit. |
Crazy it took an individual and his associated personal risk to uphold the supposed values of the EU. It could have all been different. |
Well, there you go, another part of the Great Europe ‘Union’ Lie exposed. |
He won, so it wasn't a lie. If it was, he would have lost. |
How many other people were stitched up but couldn’t afford to get justice through the courts?
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Gerry wrote: |
How many other people were stitched up but couldn’t afford to get justice through the courts? |
An important question. The other side of that coin is how many UK instructors used the laws derived from the EU's freedom of movement principle to work across the EU, build careers, establish themselves and their families in a new European country, etc.
A right which has to be fought for in order to keep it, is better than having those rights stripped away from you. Unfortunately because of Brexit we have the worst of both worlds: the pain for some of having to fight to claim those rights, only for them to be torn from them just on the point of success.
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I'm not absolutely sure whether the Butler case actually does give rights to others (as would case law in the High and Supreme courts here). Googling around, French jurisprudence seems not quite so clear cut. Can anyone knowledgeable in French law clarify?
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