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Previously on "Oh dear: firefighters ballot on strikes"
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sorry?
There are hundreds of quality application for each job. Not a job I want to do but lots of others seem to.
Time for market forces. Lets allow white middle class applicants into the job, alternatively we could let the Poles do it for NMW.
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"I asked tony and he said 'You have my full support'. So feedback was 100% positive on this initiative. Sorted. Next."
- John Reid
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"Obviously there is a shortage of fireman, so we should open the doors to all firemen from the new members of the EU.
Sorted.Next."
- John Reid
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Originally posted by BBCThe long-running firefighters' dispute ended in June 2003 with agreement on a 16% pay increase
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Oh dear: firefighters ballot on strikes
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6116668.stm
Monkies!
I had to cover for them in 2003 and I dont want to have to do it again...they should quit whining and reliase that they have a VERY cushy job. A lot better than most in this country.Tags: None
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