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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCentral government pays well; local government not so much - ask any teacher/social worker/housing benefit clerk.
A teacher gets naff all. A supply teacher gets a lot.
Just all become supply teachers.
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Originally posted by aj1977 View Postyes it might be true...but i always thought public sectors paid well and they were more relaxed..its quite contrary here though!
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by DiscoStu View PostPublic sector is probably the safest place to be right now....
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Originally posted by DiscoStu View PostPublic sector is probably the safest place to be right now....
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostBut if you work there you can pretend that you work at Stingray Central
http://www.hometownengland.com/leice...ounty_Hall.jpg
Marineville! Apparently it submerges and turns into a car park at weekends.
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Originally posted by aj1977 View PostI meant steep as in very Low
Did a stint there a few years ago. Never again... it all went downhill after the head of department went on a basic DreamWeaver course, and couldn't understand why a database-driven Ajax application (although we didn't call it Ajax then) might take a little longer than building two pages about kittens and knitting
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by TazMaN View PostOf course their rates are steep - they pay from the taxes of the hard working middle classes, and don't have to answer to anyone on why they waste so much of this money.
I meant steep as in very Low
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But if you work there you can pretend that you work at Stingray Central
http://www.hometownengland.com/leice...ounty_Hall.jpg
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Of course their rates are steep - they pay from the taxes of the hard working middle classes, and don't have to answer to anyone on why they waste so much of this money.
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