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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCan't we give them a pay rise instead?
Originally posted by psychocandy View PostCompletely pointless and patronising....
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Originally posted by PCTNN View PostI admire nhs workers who have been all under a lot of stress and have done an incredible job so I'm all in favour of a pay rise for them.
Having said that, nhs workers have all been in full employment, so they had their salaries come in every end of the month. If the government is distributing money, maybe they should prioritise giving it to all those people who have been out of a job instead and got financially hit by the pandemic more heavily than nhs workers. Like...retail/hospitality they need financial support as well and more than the nhs workers.
Come on, a bit of socialism here?
IMO end lockdown and put all the furlough money into the nhs.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCan't we give them a pay rise instead?
Having said that, nhs workers have all been in full employment, so they had their salaries come in every end of the month. If the government is distributing money, maybe they should prioritise giving it to all those people who have been out of a job instead and got financially hit by the pandemic more heavily than nhs workers. Like...retail/hospitality they need financial support as well and more than the nhs workers.
Come on, a bit of socialism here?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCould we not have Booing for Boris instead?
Count me in!
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I will clap when BJ announces a 50% bonus to all the nurses and doctors who worked through the pandemic. But he wont and he will award performance bonuses to the useless managers who are WFH and generate spread sheets day in and day out.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostI'm doing my bit by not stepping out of the house and not having anyone visit me.
I'm not clapping with all the hypocrites in the street.
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I'm doing my bit by not stepping out of the house and not having anyone visit me.
I'm not clapping with all the hypocrites in the street.
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostCompletely pointless and patronising....
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostCould we not have Booing for Boris instead?
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