bluethrunthru
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for some people it does - they are so bitter because their employers won the race to the bottom they don't see why anyone else shouldn't be dragged down to their level
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NHS being recommended 1% pay rise
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for some people it does - they are so bitter because their employers won the race to the bottom they don't see why anyone else shouldn't be dragged down to their level
bluethrunthru
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Why the private sector pays for these pensions , same with council staff
My mother in law was nhs , she said its easy for staff , staff members off sick loads full pay etc , too many middle managers
I get 3% pension, pay 40% tax have a blt as a pension so maybe the full package should be looked at
why is your pension so low?
Always is in my field of workwhy is your pension so low?
No it’s not , my eyes get looked at every year by eye doctor , last year cancelled, last week only got looked at nothing like that should be , iv had a serious eye condition in the pastwho told you that? I must have gone to a chip shop for my colonoscopy in January then and my wife had a mammagram at the cobblers in the high street - of course its been open....
was meant to see a knee specialist last year , still not been seen , my toddler not had her 2 year check , my partner not been able to see a doctor or a physio know loads of people in the same boat
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Total rubbish. Did you go and need them for anything? If so please give examplesApart from the covid wards , the nhs hasn't been open hardly
bluethrunthru
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No it’s not , my eyes get looked at every year by eye doctor , last year cancelled, last week only got looked at nothing like that should be , iv had a serious eye condition in the past
was meant to see a knee specialist last year , still not been seen , my toddler not had her 2 year check , my partner not been able to see a doctor or a physio know loads of people in the same boat
so its the health service in your area then? Only I have a nephew who has undergone heart surgery in the last year - twice once in Manchester once in Liverpool. Niece had a premature baby and was taken into hospital - Manchester - FiL has had a bit to heart trouble and has been in and out of hospital for checks etc over the last year - Teesside - a former work colleague has had a knee operation - Poole - and a retired former work colleagues wife has had a new hip - Kent. Seems like its been pretty much open to me.
bluethrunthru
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Always is in my field of work
can't you top it up? can't your employer be persuaded to top it up? maybe you are in the wrong job.
I have a house i let out and invest , in my field I get company van and overtime so in that sense I’m okcan't you top it up? can't your employer be persuaded to top it up? maybe you are in the wrong job.
The eye is in Leeds and Kirklees for the other stuffso its the health service in your area then? Only I have a nephew who has undergone heart surgery in the last year - twice once in Manchester once in Liverpool. Niece had a premature baby and was taken into hospital - Manchester - FiL has had a bit to heart trouble and has been in and out of hospital for checks etc over the last year - Teesside - a former work colleague has had a knee operation - Poole - and a retired former work colleagues wife has had a new hip - Kent. Seems like its been pretty much open to me.
father in law couldnt get a appointment that’s Bradford
All ready haveTotal rubbish. Did you go and need them for anything? If so please give examples
I’m lucky my eyes are fine n knee can wait and I’m in good health