The action follows Chancellor Gordon Brown's 2004 announcement that 104,000 civil servant posts would be cut.
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Originally posted by zeitghostHave I mentioned I is a Welsh Giant Alien Lizard, lovely boy?
Duw, Duw, there's lovely then, tidy isn't it?
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Originally posted by BluebirdIf this was big brother I'd have you up for racism
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Originally posted by freakydancerI don't think Wales shutting down for the day will be noticed to be honest.
If this was big brother I'd have you up for racism
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Members of the Public and Commercial Service (PCS) union are walking out over plans to cut more than 100,000 civil service jobs.
It makes I larf.
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Originally posted by Bluebird
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Some people here have booked the day off so it looks like they have solidarity with their fellow comrades... the rest don't need an excuse to sit around doing sod all!
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Originally posted by BluebirdAnybody else working in the public sector and affected by a strike today ?
I'm half temped to add on a bit of danger money on my next invoice for breaking the picket line !!
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Originally posted by BluebirdAnybody else working in the public sector and affected by a strike today ?
I'm half temped to add on a bit of danger money on my next invoice for breaking the picket line !!
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Public Sector and Strikes
Anybody else working in the public sector and affected by a strike today ?
I'm half temped to add on a bit of danger money on my next invoice for breaking the picket line !!Tags: None
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