Baby Peter Connelly Director to Appeal Sacking.
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Refuses to take the responsibility's that come with senior positions.
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UK - Sharon Shoesmith, 55, the former director of children's services at Haringey council, who famously said that she said how hard it is to stop people bent on killing, is to appeal her sacking on the grounds that she was unlawfully dismissed.
What does Shoesmith who was on £100,000-00 a year think that she was paid all that for? It was to take responsibility for the actions of the staff below her. That's what. The buck stops at the TOP.
When the staff below her failed then her position at the top became untenable.
This failure of people at the top in this country is one of the serious things wrong with the country. instead of a meritocracy we now have incompetence being rewarded.
Worse still it is not just government which is like this, British industry, such that is left is riddled with directors who are are hugely rewarded, no matter how badly the companies perform.
There is an unwritten rule, the greater your salary, the greater the risks that come with that salary.
Baby Peter Connelly lest we forget.
Baby Peter Connelly was seen by 28 different social workers, doctors and police officers before he was beaten to death. Peter Connolly was taken to hospital nine times, the last occasion coming two days before his death, when his spine had been broken but doctors failed to spot that he had been paralysed because he was "quite miserable and crying" and so, they said, it was not possible to make a "full examination".
What does Shoesmith who was on £100,000-00 a year think that she was paid all that for? It was to take responsibility for the actions of the staff below her. That's what. The buck stops at the TOP.
When the staff below her failed then her position at the top became untenable.
This failure of people at the top in this country is one of the serious things wrong with the country. instead of a meritocracy we now have incompetence being rewarded.
Worse still it is not just government which is like this, British industry, such that is left is riddled with directors who are are hugely rewarded, no matter how badly the companies perform.
There is an unwritten rule, the greater your salary, the greater the risks that come with that salary.
Baby Peter Connelly lest we forget.
Baby Peter Connelly was seen by 28 different social workers, doctors and police officers before he was beaten to death. Peter Connolly was taken to hospital nine times, the last occasion coming two days before his death, when his spine had been broken but doctors failed to spot that he had been paralysed because he was "quite miserable and crying" and so, they said, it was not possible to make a "full examination".
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How many more children before people take responsibility?
1945 Dennis O'Neill (Shropshire & Newport)
1973 Graham Bagnall (Shropshire)
1974 Maria Colwell (East Sussex) David Naseby (Staffordshire) Max Piazzani (Essex)
1975 Stephen Meurs (Norfolk) Lisa Godfrey (Lambeth, Southwark & Lewisham) Richard Clark (Perth)
1976 Neil Howlett (Birmingham)
1977 Wayne Brewer (Somerset)
1978 Karen Spencer (Derbyshire) Stephen Menheniott (East Sussex) Malcolm Page (Essex) Simon Peacock (Cambridgeshire
and Suffolk)
1979 Darryn Clarke (Liverpool) Lester Chapman (Berkshire & Hampshire)
1980 Paul Brown (The Wirrall) Carly Taylor (Leicestershire) Darren Cooper (Leicestershire) Claire Haddon (Birmingham)
1981 Maria Mehmedagi (Southwark) Emma Hughes (Calderdale) Christopher Pinder (Bradford) Daniel Frankland (Bradford)
1982 Richard Fraser (Lambeth) Lucy Gates (Bexley) Jason Caesar (Cambridgeshire) Gerard Fenlon (Cheshire)
1984 Shirley Woodcock (Hammersmith & Fulham)
1985 Jasmine Beckford (Brent) Reuben Carthy (Nottinghamshire) Heidi Koseda (Hillingdon)
1986 Charlene Salt (Oldham)
1987 Kimberly Carlile (Greenwich) Tyra Henry (Lambeth) Doreen Mason (Southwark)
1988 Gavin Mabey (Leeds)
1989 Liam Johnson (Islington) Stephanie Fox (Wandsworth) Doreen Aston (Lambeth, Lewisham & Southwark)
1992 Leanne White (Nottinghamshire)
1994 Rikki Neave (Cambridgeshire)
2000 Lauren Wright (Norfolk)
2001 Caleb Ness (Edinburgh) Chelsea Brown (Derbyshire)
2002 Ainlee Labonte (Newham)
2003 Victoria Climbié (Haringey)
2007 Peter Connolly (Haringey)
Sharon Shoesmith should be in the dock together with Baby Peter's killers.