The Sheriffs Are Coming S08E01

[@siobhanblake9150]

I feel so bad for the guy who had cancer. You don't fire a good employee because of an illness. SO wrong!

[@ChristophChisholm]

Unlawful dismissal, i think its called tbh , it is an absolute disgrace..his ex employer should be ashamed 9f them selfs ..

[@johnmc3862]

Indeed, should he have had illness insurance?

[@ChristophChisholm]

@@johnmc3862 never hard of it before

[@williamegler8771]

Businesses require employees who can be at work and perform their job duties. Who is supposed to perform the ill employee's job duties while they are off for extended periods?

[@tylercheung1194]

​@@williamegler8771then hire a temp. Firing an employee for an illness is super illegal and highly immoral

[@adminimer5176]

Thank God for the Sheriffs of Great Britain and the courts, I wish we had the same system here in the USA...

[@bl123-w8l]

eh, America wouldn't put up with legalized shakedowns, they're armed.

[@MonstaMunch101]

The system isn't what the TV show says it is. When the intro says "they work for the courts" this simply isn't true. They are hired by the people the debts are owed to after the courts confirm that the debts are legally legitimate. There's a big difference. Generally if the are unable to recover the money, the person who hired them still has to pay them, leaving them even further out of pocket.

[@adminimer5176]

@@MonstaMunch101 Hmmm then it would never work in the USA, besides nearly everyone being armed, these guys would just shake the employer down saying they couldnt collect. Thank you for saying something

[@JayMaverick]

If you would stop thanking god for everything, you might start getting people accountable for their actions.

[@eggplantunleashed4740]

Thanks for uploading! I love this.

[@scytheoflife1947]

Quite surprised by their attitudes and even just the general cases. So many of these shows are about those without losing what little they have over debt. This was vastly different and actually good moral work!

[@ratsandbats]

im sorry but the sheriffs on the bikes cracked me up

[@kirstenevans1]

NCH - What bastards!

[@johnmc3862]

They regretted that decision! 😅😅😅

[@kierangilly1]

That's a understatement 😢

[@johndoe-lm7ji]

That breaks my heart that a company would do that but not surprised. It’s nice to see the big companies held accountable. Thank you lord, we all know this is your work of karma.

[@colinlock-lv9vv]

most companys dont give a shit about employees,just a number.

[@logwog1991]

I love this show.

[@tomtaylor5577]

#log yeah Brilliant ❤❤

[@grahammccarton5838]

Wasn’t expecting the boys on the bikes 😂😂😂

[@donnahill214]

Love this show

[@RobertVonSeiffenstein]

mr. Ali... in every episode..... this is diversity....

[@DarkCastleMiniatures]

No Surprises with Nottingham city council !

[@Rosy3-i2g]

They are amazing ❤

[@michelleabsolum2411]

Paul I know what you went through had a company chuck me to the curb but made them pay

[@Jonathan.D]

Company made me homeless and broke for seventeen months before they were finally forced to give me the long term disability I was entitled to. They never want to do what is right. They always have to be forced to do the right thing.

[@priscamolotsi]

Tommy is back ❤❤! Love him 😅!

[@gchecosse]

Sounds like Uno had a case if they'd bothered to defend it.

[@Mikeb1001]

Classic ignoring things until it’s too late. Bit like the idiots that ignore private parking tickets

[@G00gleIsUtterCrap]

They probably wouldn't have, you can't just add fees on if they were not agreed upon beforehand. I'd say that a court would rule that a 5k fee to be unjust.

[@TheeDude-g4r]

Yea could have gone to court and done the same thing to the Bike owner for Storage fees which are legit.

[@tomtaylor5577]

Brilliant thank you 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@mikehibbett3301]

So delighted they got this result for Mr English

[@flashstudiosguy]

Court:"We order you to pay this money" Idiot:"Not happening. " Court:"You did hear that WASN'T a request,right...?"

[@EmpressCocokiss]

I miss when they were called bailiffs

[@danners4302]

Bailiffs still exist - high court enforcement are a different level of enforcement

[@annedalton289]

If bailiffs dont retrieve the money then the sheriffs are called in ! Two totally dusted of people

[@annedalton289]

Good idea grabbing the bikes ! £2 each ( for 24hrs) 😃 would have cost you an absolute fortune to park van near those offices !

[@fetus2280]

I would be So good at this job. Im temped to move over there and apply for a job with them.

[@nicolaheyes2575]

Well done boys. And girls

[@SuzetteGrist]

Newmark is disgraceful. Hope VIPs watch this!!!!!😅

[@lindsey4416]

The first case is just typical of how housing associations work. My housing association are appalling. The worst landlord I've ever had. They have no clue what's going on, you lodge a complaint, & it goes around the same few people & isn't dealt with. I'm so sorry for this hard working man. Good luck & best wishes for the future. Just to add, my housing association also have a gold award for investing in people😂 these awards are a joke & mean nothing.

[@theveryfirst]

Even London traffic won't stop the sheriffs! Shocking that even so called solicitors have no issue lying. 56:00

[@Guccit865]

They are stupid in the bike shop saying registration document is proof of ownership of course it’s not.

[@Jonathan.D]

In so many episodes of this show there is a mister ali who runs a used car or motorcycle shop. They are always the most difficult to deal with and never keep their word. In the end the sheriff gets the cash and it is always way more than if they had just paid right away.

[@emmasouthwell5764]

I have recipts from Ebay for all my purchases.

[@stevendale7658]

Nice 10% of the Nottingham city homes 45 k for the sherrifs wages.

[@johnmc3862]

Always keep your receipts in commercial premises!!!

[@colinlock-lv9vv]

well done for fighting against a company just because you had cancer took time out.unscruplous ba%^ards.

[@jeanlongsden1696]

being let go for having Cancer is well out of order. but did we need to get his whole life story for 7 minutes. this programme is meant to be about the recovery of the debt owed, instead of listening to someone's sob story like on the X Factor.

[@GookSquadGaming]

Just skip it pal no need to say all that

[@Urban_archive]

I like the background story, to understand what c*nts the client has dealt with

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

NCH....shame on you!!!

[@aleddavies770]

Only one episode 😫

[@gagiman7273]

Not surprised by nch

[@tuttuttut7758]

Lol, if you really bought stuff from the EBay you can actually show your account and it’s right there

[@Lulu-h2g]

I’m so glad Joseph got his money off that stupid pretentiously named company

[@mtrudo]

They should just wear a body cam so the camera doesn't get pushed aside each time.

[@aidankelly840]

Barman should have picket Outside the club Typical generation tramps Ripping of the staff Who do they think they are The untouchable s Would they wait for a year From customer to pay

[@ervinskirsteins4935]

I need help from them regarding unpaid wages!!

[@pookievision]

Soup

[@johncrichton4341]

Gerry Anderson?!

[@coderider3022]

30:01 will he pay his missed taxes ?

[@SilentCrayonZ]

they should be taxed a grand just for wasting time

[@tonyrest6714]

Civilians 🤣🤣🤣

[@Doctor.Kästien.Louis.Rosenberg]

G4s = Goons 4 Sale

[@Holycurative9610]

They don't "work" for the high courts as many people think, they're baliffs who carry out high court writs and are employed as a 3rd party collection agency. These are the same people who kick you out your house if you get in arrears with rent or mortgage, who come round to take your goods if you fall behind with council tax and so on. Acting under a high court writ gives them different powers to a baliff but they're still debt collectors/baliffs and are as happy kicking families out their homes as they are collecting tribunal money. They just show you the nice things they do to make their industry look less shady.

[@damianmarkland8543]

What's your solution for unpaid debt? I run a company - if someone takes my products and then fails to pay, what should I do?

[@KelanHayward]

You don’t get to live off somebody else all your life

[@TruusvanEs]

What about this people that are just as happy not paying rent for a year and expect they can get away with it and let other people paying for their problems.

[@SpewChoob]

That's why you dip the till when you work in hospitality. You aren't even the shit on the shoe of the people (usually gangsters or connected to organised crime) who employ you.

[@adamdavies7105]

They work for the high court! Haha, no they don't. They're a private company on a contract.

[@TruusvanEs]

So they work for the high court, right?

[@tazpiramine2699]

Ok! U show the nicer side of (wankstains) sheriffs! Court or not, does anyone investigate?

[@WestermanT.]

I think you need to go back to your safe space and stop boring the rest of us, I bet you and your children burden everyone around them.

[@CloughReviews]

If you can't fulfil your contract because of illness, you have sacked yourself. To take a company to court over procedure is just as bad. Parasite

[@SonnyBlakk187]

He got paid for a whole year while not being at work, fair enough he was ill but to try come back under his own terms trying to change his role isn't fair, then to sue them and get 50k is taking the piss in my opinion

[@johnmc3862]

Yes but ultimately it’s whatever the courts decide. If you can sue go for it, esp if you cancer.

[@zk4647]

Bare in mind that he was jobless for so long which impacted him alot in his finance and was heavily discriminated with his illness. I'm glad he won the case.

[@teainortakoy]

If its health related as in this case, what they did was illegal and in breach of the equalities act. By law an employer has to make reasonable adjustments for return to work such as enabling home working, reduced hours, job share, flexible working schedule etc - what ever is reasonable and agreeable for both parties.

[@adler22]

Let me guess you are a seppo. Typical bootlicker

[@conthrust]

Well you are a moron uneducated loser he should have been given more it’s called workers justices you tool

[@SkintTV]

Like what would bailifs do, if you put yourself on ''electoral roll'' on someones adress where you dont live , and then live at friends with nothing on your name at all, how would they chase that. And even better if you keep car at value below 1200 ( as by law that low priced car cant be taken away if you need it to go to work etc ). keep bank accounts clean, cash at friends simple as, bailifs can only chase you for 12 months, then extend it for another 12 , after that you free to go. Also any defaults / ccjs are cleared after 6 years from creditreport and cant be chased no more by law.

[@WestermanT.]

Why would you want to live that way just to avoid paying someone.

[@SkintTV]

@@WestermanT. Sometimes you do what you have to do if you earning by cash on hand job better than 40h a week elsewhere and govt takes advantage of you taxing your pay, taxing your food, taxing your bills, taxes on taxes.

[@bensmith5288]

get another job

[@williammikolay4668]

cancer or not, dont you have to do your job.

[@electroid8119]

Evidently he was unfairly dismissed as per the judgment of the tribunal.

[@Mikeb1001]

Not if you are long term sick because of it, by the sounds of it he was more than willing to come back to work but they got rid of him which is illegal

[@SonnyBlakk187]

He wanted to come back but under his own terms and changing the role he used to do.. after being paid for a whole year of being ill and not at work.. to then sue them is taking the absolute piss ​@Mikeb1001

[@teainortakoy]

He was returning to work and if its health related as in this case, what they did was illegal and in breach of the equalities act. By law an employer has to make reasonable adjustments such as enabling home working, reduced hours, job share, flexible working schedule etc - what ever is reasonable and agreeable for both parties.

[@SonnyBlakk187]

@teainortakoy and if it's not reasonable the employer can say no witch they did, this guy took the piss out of his employers by suing them after getting paid for a whole year of not working, it isn't right he was able to sue them for that much money it's greed, he did the victim role quire well tho, you can tell by the phonecall when he's told they've got the money that it was all about the cash all along, greedy man who capitalised on his illness ( witch I'm very glad he beat ) but I hope nobody ever employs him again he's a leach