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Previously on "The Government think they're doing a grand job"
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Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
Have you seen how much they are paid compared to drivers in EU countries?
Are train drivers underpaid? Here's how much they earn around Europe | Euronews
Or how much relative to lorry drivers who do a much harder job?
Salary: Train Driver in United Kingdom 2024 | Glassdoor
How much does a lorry driver make? (with different types) | Indeed.com UK
Truck drivers? They have a tendency to work for smaller companies, are not organised enough and with the influx of cheaper less arsey foreign drivers before brexit have diluted the cohesiveness and solidarity amongst their number.
Divide and conquer has been tried before with the railways - it didn't work.
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Originally posted by Andy2022 View Post
Not sure what your point is… different jobs get paid different amounts
Have you seen how much contractors earn compared to other people?
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Amuses me that a group of people who will fight tooth and nail for and extra £10 a day criticise others for trying to increase their income.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
Have you seen how much they are paid compared to drivers in EU countries?
Are train drivers underpaid? Here's how much they earn around Europe | Euronews
Or how much relative to lorry drivers who do a much harder job?
Salary: Train Driver in United Kingdom 2024 | Glassdoor
How much does a lorry driver make? (with different types) | Indeed.com UK
Have you seen how much contractors earn compared to other people?
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Train drivers pay was hardly excessive
Are train drivers underpaid? Here's how much they earn around Europe | Euronews
Or how much relative to lorry drivers who do a much harder job?
Salary: Train Driver in United Kingdom 2024 | Glassdoor
How much does a lorry driver make? (with different types) | Indeed.com UK
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Originally posted by tazdevil View PostThe Government think they're doing a grand job.
A £22B black hole has allowed them to spaff money on Train Drivers and Doctors and foreign trips for the dear leader and his cohort. Special laws and exemptions provide our betters with better whilst economic ruin awaits the rest of us. Methinks Two Tier is less than unpopular but this sort of stuff / lies will turn unpopularity into hatred
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Train drivers pay was hardly excessive — 5% backdated pay rise for 2022-23, a 4.75% rise for 23-24, and a 4.5% increase for 24-25.
Previous government was paying the train opcos millions of pounds for strike days and then you’ve got the costs of disruption to the wider economy
Way better to be pragmatic and settle
Same goes for the doctors who have had below inflation increases and had to work with under investment years - it’s no secret why waiting lists grew even before we burnt the medical orofession out during the pandemic
If you want people in work rather than on sickness benefits you need a health system that works too
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The Government think they're doing a grand job
The Government think they're doing a grand job.
A £22B black hole has allowed them to spaff money on Train Drivers and Doctors and foreign trips for the dear leader and his cohort. Special laws and exemptions provide our betters with better whilst economic ruin awaits the rest of us. Methinks Two Tier is less than unpopular but this sort of stuff / lies will turn unpopularity into hatred
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