Mr Kobayashi
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I'm not sure you'll have much luck convincing people you voted for Labour.
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I'm not sure you'll have much luck convincing people you voted for Labour.
hampshireblue
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You really don't have a clue how these things work. The new pay agreement covers all of the individual companies. The latest issue is confined to LNER and the actions of some of it's management team. Why should a employee of a different company be disadvantaged by a dispute in a different company?Labour should immediately withdraw the new pay agreement until this is resolved. They will not do that of course as they do not have the balls.
bluethrunthru
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You really don't have a clue how these things work. The new pay agreement covers all of the individual companies. The latest issue is confined to LNER and the actions of some of it's management team. Why should a employee of a different company be disadvantaged by a dispute in a different company?
also 40% goes back to the treasury as income tax and no train driver will hide his money in an off shore tax avoiding account - it will get spent mostly in the local community - raising yet more tax and growing the economy
MadchesterCity
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Nope, i don't support rioting or striking .
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LOL!also 40% goes back to the treasury as income tax and no train driver will hide his money in an off shore tax avoiding account - it will get spent mostly in the local community - raising yet more tax and growing the economy
The trickle down effect…
hampshireblue
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Is this not correct then? If it's wrong, what do you think is the outcome?LOL!
The trickle down effect…
bluethrunthru
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Is this not correct then? If it's wrong, what do you think is the outcome?
presume he thinks the reason that drivers don't like to work Sundays is because that they day they spend on their individual private island counting their undeserved wealth lol
Blue Maverick
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For anyone who works on the trains, why is there such a shortage of drivers, is it management running at a lower capacity trying to run on overtime (which people aren’t taking up) or is there a recruitment problem, I know loads from the fire service who left mainly for the wages it’s almost double a firefghters wage, tripled with overtime.
metalblue
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presume he thinks the reason that drivers don't like to work Sundays is because that they day they spend on their individual private island counting their undeserved wealth lol
I presume he realises it’s the government that is having to pay for these pay rises aka the tax payer.
Thus debit from treasury coffers of 100%
In the credit column some income tax and maybe some VAT when they buy something.
It softens the headline impact of the pay rise nowt else but the treasury will never get all “its” money back. One thing it isn’t is growth.
metalblue
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presume he thinks the reason that drivers don't like to work Sundays is because that they day they spend on their individual private island counting their undeserved wealth lol
Oh and Union mates, wealthy mates, looks a lot like the same arse, different cheek.