Seems they're damned if they do, damned if they don't.
I personally think it's a good advert.
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Reactions here are interesting: it feels like whatever they do may be seen as too little , too late or an attempt to cling on.
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I think this shows the direction IPSE are headed in... they want to be seen by their members to be doing stuff, rather than actually focusing on achieving anything.
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Originally posted by radish2008 View PostNice to see they started 10 years too late. Somebody at IPSE made a few bob from this I suspect.
Regardless of why the change in approach (ie if one presumes how few will be members if they no longer need insurance post a private sector rollout), I still think it's better than doing the same old stuff/nothing.
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Originally posted by youngguy View PostIt's a start, go out fighting and all that
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Originally posted by billybiro View PostNice to see your subscription money is being well spent.
I'm sure the ruling party will be quaking in their boots knowing that IPSE have got a van with a sign on the side of it riding around the streets.
There has also been a Guardian (I know...) Interview.
It's a start, go out fighting and all that
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Originally posted by InsertWittyNameHere555 View Post
This bit sounds fun: -
Removing the burden of policy making from an already under-resourced HMRC
Nicely put. HMRC should never have been making policy - only implementing it.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs there a link please?
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Originally posted by youngguy View PostIPSE seem to be stepping up in terms of lobbying. A manifesto and vans with signs.
It may not necessarily be successful but kudos to trying something more/new/different pre Taylor.
I'm sure the ruling party will be quaking in their boots knowing that IPSE have got a van with a sign on the side of it riding around the streets.
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IPSE Manifesto
IPSE seem to be stepping up in terms of lobbying. A manifesto and vans with signs.
It may not necessarily be successful but kudos to trying something more/new/different pre Taylor.Tags: None
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