Public sector job cuts of 500,000 forecast

[Mich the Tester]

You bet you, it's the 3rd largest employer in the world after,

The Chinese army & the Indian Rail company - makes you proud doesn't it?

Especially seeing as the Indian Rail company actually do something that could be termed 'useful'

[Mich the Tester]

Could we export them?

As pothole filling? Belgium needs some of that; especially the Brussels to Liege motorway.

[scooterscot]

Especially seeing as the Indian Rail company actually do something that could be termed 'useful'

And with a smile I might add.

[Mich the Tester]

And with a smile I might add.

and a cup of 'cha' at every stop, and nice chaps who carry your bags for a modest fee.

[DodgyAgent]

What kind of useful employ do you hope to find for public sector rejects?

Ah! the great thing about outplacement is that you dont have to actually find people jobs. You just need to sit down and "talk" about their careers, tart up the CVs and maybe train them on how to type "jobs" into google. at £2500 a shot-- no wonder Penta are doing so well.

[Mich the Tester]

Ah! the great thing about outplacement is that you dont have to actually find people jobs. You just need to sit down and "talk" about their careers, tart up the CVs and maybe train them on how to type "jobs" into google. at £2500 a shot-- no wonder Penta are doing so well.

Good idea. I could do that. I'll give them interview training, given my success rate of 9/10 at interviews. 2500 squid a go you say?

Fook this IT joke, I'm going to be an agent. And then a member of the European Parliament. And then retire on an MEP pension. Easy life!

[Sysman]

Especially seeing as the Indian Rail company actually do something that could be termed 'useful'

Indian Railways statistics

[scooterscot]

Indian Railways statistics

I feel like the link was supposed to be sensationalist statement but I've missed the point, tell us David Brent, what did you mean?

[Sysman]

I feel like the link was supposed to be sensationalist statement but I've missed the point, tell us David Brent, what did you mean?

A CUK late afternoon moment. Posted link without reading article properly.

[Paddy]

Fook, that's a big public sector.

What is going to happen to the staff at the Nappy Advice Center in Reading?
The average £1,000,000 each council spends on propaganda newspapers.
Why do councils get involved in projects like Aids/HIV support centres?
WTF do they need a Cycling advice centre?