Public sector workers to sacrifice their pensions

[BlasterBates]

That's a noble gesture I think.

Public sector workers pension reform

[Churchill]

That's a noble gesture I think.

Public sector workers pension reform

Until they go on strike. Which'll help.

[Jog On]

Until they go on strike. Which'll help.

They're targeting the royal wedding I think. Expect a Bob Crowe extravaganza.

Some of those figures are sickening though

Mash on target as usual - The Daily Mash - Public sector cordially invited to suck it

[Churchill]

They're targeting the royal wedding I think. Expect a Bob Crowe extravaganza.

Some of those figures are sickening though

Mash on target as usual - The Daily Mash - Public sector cordially invited to suck it

They're not as bad as they could be. Read the proposal carefully. Especially the part that mentions pro-rata decreases from 2015. Any years of service before 2015 will be at the full pensionable rate.

It could've been a hell of a lot worse.

Anyway, the public sector has had it too cushy for far too long.

[Gibbon]

They're not as bad as they could be. Read the proposal carefully. Especially the part that mentions pro-rata decreases from 2015. Any years of service before 2015 will be at the full pensionable rate.

It could've been a hell of a lot worse.

Anyway, some ofthe public sector has had it too cushy for far too long.

FTFY

[Churchill]

FTFY

Granted. Apologies to all the Gay/Lesbian Transgendered outreach whales I may have offended.

[Gibbon]

Granted. Apologies to the run of mill carers who do the tulip jobs I may have offended.

FTFY

Have you ever been in a residential home for people with profound physical and learning disabilities?

[amcdonald]

FTFY

Have you ever been in a residential home for people with profound physical and learning disabilities?

An ex worked in one, they're all being shut down slowly

[PRC1964]

Have you ever been in a residential home for people with profound physical and learning disabilities?

You mean CUK is run by public sector workers?

[Churchill]

FTFY

Have you ever been in a residential home for people with profound physical and learning disabilities?

Spare me the bleeding heart liberalism. Yes I've seen EMI care homes. I've seen EMI people shuffled round hospitals, not just wards at weekends to find beds for them because there's no-one able/willing to look after them.

My Father worked in the public sector, my Mother worked in the public sector, my Brother and his wife work in the public sector.

They all have a cushy number. Apart from my Dad who is dead but my Mother is receiving half of his pension on top of her full pension.

Next question.