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Previously on "Those of you on lucrative public sector contracts"
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostThey will have to given the Debtors prisons will be overflowing - hmm that could be another area of Public expansion for the re-elected Labour party.
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Originally posted by swamp View PostWHS
Besides, my work is related to criminal justice; the Tories may actually increase spending in this area
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostMore like got him frothing at the mouth and about to have a seizure
The truth hurts and the Pruffock Social Observatory rarely is wrong.
Three cheers for our economic saviour Gordon !
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View Post
There - I bet that has made your day.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostCuts in the public sector are a necessity, but they should and will fall on permies with their taxpayer subsidised pensions, unlimited sick leave, unaccountability and non-jobs.
I therefore predict a narrow Labour victory.
There - I bet that has made your day.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostCuts in the public sector are a necessity, but they should and will fall on permies with their taxpayer subsidised pensions, unlimited sick leave, unaccountability and non-jobs.
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Cuts in the public sector are a necessity, but they should and will fall on permies with their taxpayer subsidised pensions, unlimited sick leave, unaccountability and non-jobs.
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There you go! Assuming 1 contractor can do the work of 10 EDS men, that's 2000 more contracts for us!
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostNot especially. It's the £1800/day bloaters like EDS that suffer when people try and cut costs.
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Not especially. It's the £1800/day bloaters like EDS that suffer when people try and cut costs.
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