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Post by Pacifico on Aug 14, 2024 17:42:32 GMT
Higher taxes needed - the Labour Government have just offered the train drivers a payrise of twice the rate of inflation..
Public Sector gravy train on the role..
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Post by see2 on Aug 14, 2024 17:50:36 GMT
You posted, "the vacancy rate of Junior Doctors posts has steadily risen". My post was an answer to your comment. You need to both keep up and grow up, being stuck as a fixed opinionated Rightist is doing your grey matter no good at all. Try and keep up - the claim that Junior Doctors vacancies have risen is the one that I am debunking. There are no vacancies. But that is what you posted. |
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 14, 2024 17:52:54 GMT
Try and keep up - the claim that Junior Doctors vacancies have risen is the one that I am debunking. There are no vacancies. But that is what you posted. Not me mate - witchfinder... ..in a post that you liked  |
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Post by see2 on Aug 14, 2024 20:00:54 GMT
You posted, "the vacancy rate of Junior Doctors posts has steadily risen". My post was an answer to your comment. You need to both keep up and grow up, being stuck as a fixed opinionated Rightist is doing your grey matter no good at all. Try and keep up - the claim that Junior Doctors vacancies have risen is the one that I am debunking. There are no vacancies. You posted "As pay has gone down, and terms and conditions have worsened, the vacancy rate of Junior Doctors posts has steadily risen.". |
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 14, 2024 21:44:31 GMT
Try and keep up - the claim that Junior Doctors vacancies have risen is the one that I am debunking. There are no vacancies. You posted "As pay has gone down, and terms and conditions have worsened, the vacancy rate of Junior Doctors posts has steadily risen.". Yes - I quoted witchfinder. That is why it was in quotation marks...  |
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Post by bancroft on Aug 15, 2024 14:23:19 GMT
Talk today of train drivers getting rises due to the unions and this raising their salaries close to 70K, oh what irony if they get clobbered by a revised higher earners tax.
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 15, 2024 14:38:37 GMT
It was a good business by ASLEF - bung the Labour Party £100k and get your pay claim paid in full by the taxpayer with no changes in work practices or commitment to improvements in performance..
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Post by ratcliff on Aug 15, 2024 15:59:02 GMT
It was a good business by ASLEF - bung the Labour Party £100k and get your pay claim paid in full by the taxpayer with no changes in work practices or commitment to improvements in performance.. If train drivers are ''worth'' £70000 pa for driving computer controlled trains then a HGV driver or airline pilot must be worth £250000 pa |
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Post by see2 on Aug 15, 2024 16:42:28 GMT
Any leftys on here care to explain how this sides with the bullshit she spouted last month ?
Any Righties on here prepared to recognise the the £billions black hole left by the Tories? At 85 years old and with ever decreasing funds I will be one of those hard hit by the changes being made. But that leaves me with mixed feelings because if I was in a private situation similar to the chancellor my instinct would be to sort the basics out first, then proceed to improve things after a realistic position had been reached. "A Treasury spokesperson is quoted as saying they've begun "fixing the foundations" to grow the economy, and keep taxes "as low as possible". Of course Righties will only see an opportunity to denigrate the Government. |
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Post by wassock on Aug 15, 2024 16:46:33 GMT
Any leftys on here care to explain how this sides with the bullshit she spouted last month ?
Any Righties on here prepared to recognise the the £billions black hole left by the Tories? At 85 years old and with ever decreasing funds I will be one of those hard hit by the changes being made. But that leaves me with mixed feelings because if I was in a private situation similar to the chancellor my instinct would be to sort the basics out first, then proceed to improve things after a realistic position had been reached. "A Treasury spokesperson is quoted as saying they've begun "fixing the foundations" to grow the economy, and keep taxes "as low as possible". Of course Righties will only see an opportunity to denigrate the Government. The black hole was a lie. |
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Post by see2 on Aug 15, 2024 16:50:02 GMT
You posted "As pay has gone down, and terms and conditions have worsened, the vacancy rate of Junior Doctors posts has steadily risen.". Yes - I quoted witchfinder. That is why it was in quotation marks... Then where do you get this from "we don't have enough - that is why vacancies are oversubscribed." How does that make sense? |
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Post by see2 on Aug 15, 2024 16:50:49 GMT
Any Righties on here prepared to recognise the the £billions black hole left by the Tories? At 85 years old and with ever decreasing funds I will be one of those hard hit by the changes being made. But that leaves me with mixed feelings because if I was in a private situation similar to the chancellor my instinct would be to sort the basics out first, then proceed to improve things after a realistic position had been reached. "A Treasury spokesperson is quoted as saying they've begun "fixing the foundations" to grow the economy, and keep taxes "as low as possible". Of course Righties will only see an opportunity to denigrate the Government. The black hole was a lie. Proof please. |
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Post by Pacifico on Aug 16, 2024 6:39:25 GMT
Next in line for the handout is GP's - 11% rise coming soon..
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Post by johnofgwent on Aug 16, 2024 6:46:02 GMT
Next in line for the handout is GP's - 11% rise coming soon.. IF it meant I got to actually SEE one I might actually approve. I used to train some of these reprobates in the days when WE trained them instead of stealing other countries' ones, And believe me there are worse places where you have to shove your hands than up a cows arse as per James Herriot..... |
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Post by sandypine on Aug 16, 2024 7:18:49 GMT
Any leftys on here care to explain how this sides with the bullshit she spouted last month ?
Any Righties on here prepared to recognise the the £billions black hole left by the Tories? At 85 years old and with ever decreasing funds I will be one of those hard hit by the changes being made. But that leaves me with mixed feelings because if I was in a private situation similar to the chancellor my instinct would be to sort the basics out first, then proceed to improve things after a realistic position had been reached. "A Treasury spokesperson is quoted as saying they've begun "fixing the foundations" to grow the economy, and keep taxes "as low as possible". Of course Righties will only see an opportunity to denigrate the Government. Depends what one sees as the foundation. Most people know that if one is in an unpleasant economic situation one trims back to the basics and removes unnecessary costs whilst keeping income up as high as possible. These are the tough decisions. Most people here know exactly what the unnecessary costs are that are bleeding billions with no direct returns and can be cut to the bone very quickly and very efficiently if the government are prepared to do so with no direct pain to British Citizens and no major negative effect on the economy. These can be summarised as small boats, legal immigration, allowing dependants in, legal aid to legal and illegal migrants. Is this fair? Of course not but in economic dire straits nothing is fair and if the foundations are a bit shoogly then you have to bite the bullet and the welfare, safety and interests of British Citizens are the direct responsibility of the government irrespective of supposed international obligations that no one else considers. |
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