FantasyIreland
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Public sector pay rise
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Thanks FantasyIreland but I think you know what i’m Up against ....it’s as if she thinks she’s taking a child’s place on a lifeboat on the Titanic , like the whole nhs would collapse without her, the way theyre treated relies on the staff not putting themselves first & it works .Youre preaching to the choir mate,i know how awful it is and i know how much they take advantage.
Your partner owes them nothing.Let me know if she wants to apply for a 30k job/35hr week where she will be (mostly...) appreciated.
FantasyIreland
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No problem,i once thought that way too :-)Thanks FantasyIreland but I think you know what i’m Up against ....it’s as if she thinks she’s taking a child’s place on a lifeboat on the Titanic , like the whole nhs would collapse without her, the way theyre treated relies on the staff not putting themselves first & it works .
Hart of the Matter
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Not funded apparently. So major redundancies and the ones left have even more workload...
bluethrunthru
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Not funded apparently. So major redundancies and the ones left have even more workload...
To "come out of existing budgets" - which don't exist yet as they will come from the current spending review conclusions. If Boris wins I expect a rethink on the pay rises affordability will follow.
Typical! Just as I leave they start giving out pay rises.
Anyway, it's going to cause loads of problems if it's not funded. Schools are already broke and on the Brink of disaster, the last thing they need is having to add 2.75% to their greatest cost with no additional income.
Anyway, it's going to cause loads of problems if it's not funded. Schools are already broke and on the Brink of disaster, the last thing they need is having to add 2.75% to their greatest cost with no additional income.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Well...
Another lower than inflation pay rise this year.
Another lower than inflation pay rise this year.
malg
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Be interesting to see how it plays out. I've seen what the doctors are asking for. Eye watering. I think they're playing the 'go in high and see what they come back with' card.Well...
Another lower than inflation pay rise this year.
Trevor Morley's Tache
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I can see this getting messy.Be interesting to see how it plays out. I've seen what the doctors are asking for. Eye watering. I think they're playing the 'go in high and see what they come back with' card.