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£6 billion spending cuts to be announced today
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I'm not sure it will tbh. I think public sector cuts will just be the stuff that the private sector has been doing for the past two years. No yearly rise, hiring freeze, travel freeze, perhaps a round of redundancies. Not fun... but no worse than working in the private sector and ultimately very healthy for the economy. -
Mate, if he was ever right, we would not be in this tulip.Originally posted by d000hg View PostDoes this mean Brown was right?!
HTHVote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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"10.35am: Mr Osborne is asked whether he was surprised how easy it was to find the savings. He says they were helped by "incredibly talented and hard-working" Treasury officials and other civil servants. "If you have leadership you can get on with this," he says."

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Did the last lot get sacked then?Originally posted by AtW View Post"10.35am: Mr Osborne is asked whether he was surprised how easy it was to find the savings. He says they were helped by "incredibly talented and hard-working" Treasury officials and other civil servants. "If you have leadership you can get on with this," he says."

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Looks like the bulk (£2 billion) is coming from savings in "IT programmes, suppliers and property". Is this mainly going to affect Bob, or are there some here going to be or already affected?Last edited by TimberWolf; 24 May 2010, 10:10.Comment
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That's just the EXTRA interest that we'll be paying this year. Although I thought it was higher than 4%.Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post£6 billion is about the interest we pay on the deficit (never mind on the debt) isn't it? (£160 billion * 4%). Doomed.
The point is, we are paying nearly £50 billion a year in interest on our total borrowings.Comment
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostThat's just the EXTRA interest that we'll be paying this year. Although I thought it was higher than 4%.
The point is, we are paying nearly £50 billion a year in interest on our total borrowings.
I was only guessing 4%. It will be 'interesting' to see whether it goes up.Comment
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostLooks like the bulk (£2 billion) is coming from savings in "IT programmes, suppliers and property". Is this mainly going to affect Bob, or are there some here going to be or already affected?
Accenture, Logica and other gravy train free loaders.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Hands on the ground staff being Bob then mainly?Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post
Accenture, Logica and other gravy train free loaders.Comment
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Not too many Bobs because most of it will be SC/DV work.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostHands on the ground staff being Bob then mainly?
Glad I moved out of that sector. Those of you on the bench will need to budge right up. May even need an extra bench.Cats are evil.Comment
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