mosssideblue
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That’s great news and further shows the incompetence of the Tories
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kaz7
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"Only" 30 havent been started ? Epic failure as according to boris he was going to magic 40 out of thin air , lolThey can’t. Only 30 haven’t been started yet, they can cancel some or all of them for sure.
M18CTID
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Do we know what the Tories were offering in comparison? Or did they not even make an offer?That’s great news and further shows the incompetence of the Tories
kaz7
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God knows how much it cost in strike action let alone patient suffering , i read it would have been cheaper to pay them what they wanted in the first placeThat’s great news and further shows the incompetence of the Tories
kaz7
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Not even talked to the drs unions since last year , the tories said no and that was it, they were saying their door was open to us so we believed they were engaged in sorting it out , but the bma said they refused to discuss payDo we know what the Tories were offering in comparison? Or did they not even make an offer?
mosssideblue
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Tories weren’t willing to negotiateDo we know what the Tories were offering in comparison? Or did they not even make an offer?
M18CTID
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Thanks. That's utterly pathetic from the ToriesNot even talked to the drs unions since last year , the tories said no and that was it, they were saying their door was open to us and the bma said they refused to discuss pay
mosssideblue
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They tried playing Billy big bollocks whilst the country sufferedThanks. That's utterly pathetic from the Tories
They wanted 35% it was never going to happenTories weren’t willing to negotiate
I think generally the world cannot afford to keep up with the ever increasing demands of the public.
And doesn't care enough to do it correctly for the right reasons.
I’m very low maintenance I’ll have you know.I think generally the world cannot afford to keep up with the ever increasing demands of the public.
mosssideblue
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But the Tories refused to negotiate. Three weeks and Wes sorted itThey wanted 35% it was never going to happen
kaz7
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That was their opening demand , you always start high then meet in the middle , only the right wing papers kept saying that was tbeir demand to try and turn the public against them , they were clear!y open to talks a year or more agoThey wanted 35% it was never going to happen
kaz7
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Grown ups are in charge nowBut the Tories refused to negotiate. Three weeks and Wes sorted it
mosssideblue
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Indeed, and already shaming the Tories. Expecting Rach to put the final nail in later this afternoonGrown ups are in charge now
Kirkstall Blue
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The tories sinking lower and lower this is a tough lady they’ve been accused of bungling the books. We are billions in debt tightening my belt as she speaks.
metalblue
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"Only" 30 havent been started ? Epic failure as according to boris he was going to magic 40 out of thin air , lol
The other 22 were due to start next year and year after. They had been given the go ahead. And 8 still hadn’t been identified so had no start date.
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Public sector pay leading to inflation?
Of course .... they'll pass the cost of their free services on to the end consumer. ...
(its sarcasm)
metalblue
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But the Tories refused to negotiate. Three weeks and Wes sorted it
Welcome news it’s over sadly no time to rest for him with GPs threatening strikes / disruptive action now. I imagine the nurses, who are still in dispute, will be looking at the 22% and thinking we know where the line is now - they have already muted 29.4% as their parity figure for 2024/25 for registered and 20.4% for HCA’s.
He certainly has a busy in tray.
Did she suggest that the IFS had rowed back from suggesting that Labour knew about the black hole? Paul Johnson certainly sounds more sympathetic today.
Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, said on Monday that it was “striking” that the £20 billion “black hole” is of the same scale as Hunt’s NI cuts.
Johnson told BBC Breakfast: “It is very striking that if this problem is about £20 billion big that is exactly the scale of the National Insurance cuts implemented by Jeremy Hunt just before the election.
“Now, if those cuts were implemented in the knowledge that there was this kind of hole that is not good policy to put it mildly.”
Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, said on Monday that it was “striking” that the £20 billion “black hole” is of the same scale as Hunt’s NI cuts.
Johnson told BBC Breakfast: “It is very striking that if this problem is about £20 billion big that is exactly the scale of the National Insurance cuts implemented by Jeremy Hunt just before the election.
“Now, if those cuts were implemented in the knowledge that there was this kind of hole that is not good policy to put it mildly.”