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Mir ist zu Ohren gekommen- Jetzt werden Ukrainer direkt abgeworben! Das geht überhaupt nicht!! #tönnies #tonnies #tönniesraus #tönniesukraine https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc3kShbtufc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Der Schlachtbetrieb Tönnies rekrutiert in Polen ukrainische Geflüchtete als Arbeitskräfte. Nur gegen Arbeitsvertrag gibt es Transport und Unterkunft.

Zum Glück ist es Wurst #tonnies #schalke

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Unpaid overtime, abusive foremen, pressure to come in sick: A former Tönnies employee from Romania tells DW why he left the job.

DW:Many of the reports about working conditions in the meat industry mention unpaid overtime. Did you experience this? How long was your working day?

Worker: I worked at the Tönnies factory for two years. We were seldom finished at the end of what was supposed to be an eight-hour shift. It was often 12 hours, or even 13. We wrote the overtime down, but it never appeared on the pay slip.

What were your working conditions like?

It was very cold and damp, and the conveyor belts moved very fast. I heard colleagues crying at night in our accommodation because they were in such pain; their hands were completely swollen. But we would encourage each other, and tell each other to hang in there. I had a friend [in Romania] who was always asking me to take him with me; he really wanted to work in Germany. I told him, "At least make sure you bring enough money with you to be able to buy a ticket home." That was good advice, because after just one day at Tönnies my friend couldn't stand it anymore and went back to Romania.

Read also: Minister to Germans: Stop expecting cheap meat.

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Meyer leaving Schalke because of Tonnies FC Schalke 04 midfielder Max Meyer says he is leaving because he feels bullied after club president Clemens Tonnies claimed the player is only chasing more money.

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Meyer leaving Schalke because of Tonnies

FC Schalke 04 midfielder Max Meyer says he is leaving because he feels bullied after club president Clemens Tonnies claimed the player is only chasing more money.

Meyer will leave the Royal Blues on a free transfer at the end of the season, along with Leon Goretzka. Tonnies stated last week that both players are on “the money train”.

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However, Meyer has disputed the claim, explaining that his departure is due to how he was treated by sporting director Christian Heidel.

“I was never concerned about the money, otherwise I would have accepted the second improved offer,” Meyer told Bild.

“That’s why I find it a mess for Clemens Tonnies to say it on TV as if it were all about money. I simply did not want to stay with Schalke and work under Heidel. It’s all about this. Lately, it just feels like bullying to me.

“I did not want to come out and talk. I’ve just had enough of always reading something about myself, but neither Heidel nor Tonnies talked to me.

“Now they can read how the last two years have been for me at Schalke.”

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Meyer leaving Schalke because of Tonnies was originally published on 365 Football

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Lamp

“There’s, um, one special lamp in our company’s house. In the infirmary. It looks like a tonberry, with a lantern and knife. It kinda made me a little nervous at first, but I’ve, um, always been a big fan of learning more about Nym and its folk. Looking at it now is like seeing an old friend. Even if I’ve only known that friend for a few moons.”

#Ask Nes!#tonnies #tonnies everywhere #Nes loves the tonnies

The musing - A Natural Progression

German Sociologist Ferdinand Tonnies believed that a shift in society took place when we became industrialised, that is, moved from village to city life (Tonnies, 1957).

The world has shifted once again in the 21st century and has now become a technologically progressed and spread out community, and so, is it not natural our means of communicating with each other would alter once again?

Travel is attainable for most social classes and an expanding population causes us to cover more landmass, at times separating us from family and friends.

We are also a more socially inquisitive people, enjoying the opportunity to connect with those abroad and learn of different cultures and ways of thinking.

It’s a beautiful thing really.

So while Social Media is at times deemed impersonal, I would argue that it’s totally necessary given where we are geographically and technologically as a society. A natural progression.

#tonnies #socialmedia mediamusing

The exterior forms of community life as represented by natural will and Gemeinschaft were distingished as house, village, and town. These are the lasting types of real and historical life. In a developed Gesellschaft, as in the earlier and middle stages, people live together in these different ways. The town is the highest, viz., the most complex, form of social life. Its local character, in common with that of the village, contrasts with the family character of the house. Both village and town retain many characteristics of the family: the village retains more, the town less. Only when the town develops into the city are these characteritics almost entirely lost. Indidivuals or families are separate identities, and their common locale is only an accidental or deliberately chosen place in which to live. But as the town lives on within the city, elements of life in the Gemeinschaft, as the only real form of life, persist within the Gesellschaft, although lingering and decaying. On the other hand, the more general the condition of Gesellschaft becomes in the nation or a group of nations, the more this entire "country" or the entire "world" begins to resemble one large city. However, in the city and therefore where general conditions characteristic of the Gesellschaft prevail, only the upper strata, the rich and the cultured, are really active and alive. [...] The city is typical of Gesellschaft in general. It is essentially a commercial town and, in so far as commerce dominates its productive labor, a factory town. Its wealth is capital wealth which, in the form of trade, usury, or industrial capital, is used and multiplies. Capital is the means for the appropriation of products of labor or for the exploitation of workers. The city is also the center of science and culture, which always go hand in hand with commerce and industry. Here the arts must make a living, they are exploited in a capitalistic way. Thoughts spread and change with astonishing rapidity. Speeches and books through mass distribution become stimuli of far-reaching importance. The city is to be distinguished from the national capital, which, as residence of the court or center of government, manifests the features of the city in many respects although its population and other conditions have not yet reached that level. In the synthesis of city and capital, the highest form of this kind is achieved: the metropolis. It is the essence not only of a national Gesellschaft, but contains representatives from a whole group of nations, i.e. of the world. In the metropolis, money and capital are unlimited and almighty. It is able to produce and supply goods and science for the entire earth as well as laws and public opinion for all nations. It represents the world market and world traffic; in it world industries are concentrated. Its newspapers are world papers, its people come from all corners of the earth, being curious and hungry for money and pleasure.

Ferdinand Tonnies, "Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft"