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Originally posted by Gonzo View PostDidn't that happen in 1978?
The only thing I remember people noticing were rubbish being uncollected and the dead not being buried.
Presumably all the councils have outsourced refuse collection now so that won't be a worry.
Bummer if you die the day after your bins are collected.
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Originally posted by Doggy StylesBut we are leaking 180 billion a year.
Also, I'd say extra cost of stuff on top of £20k salary for civil servant is much greater than his/her salary.
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1 million extra civil servants under labour...and little to show for it in tangible improvements - elf and safety, green advisors, inspecting your recycling bins are all boomed!
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostLet them - let's see if anyone notices.
The only thing I remember people noticing were rubbish being uncollected and the dead not being buried.
Presumably all the councils have outsourced refuse collection now so that won't be a worry.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8425701.stm
Most public sector workers are still expecting a pay rise in 2010, despite the impending clampdown on earnings in the sector, a survey has found.
The public sector has been insulated from the worst of the recession, but a 1% cap on wage rises is now planned.
But according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development survey, most public sector workers still expect a pay rise of 2% in 2010.
Workers in private firms predicted that their pay will rise by 3% next year.
Rising pay, rising house prices, what ******* recession!
f**kers!
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Since when were public sector workers even remotely aware of what happens in the real world?? or beyond their own desk for that matter...greedy beggars!!!
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Daily Boom
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8425701.stm
Most public sector workers are still expecting a pay rise in 2010, despite the impending clampdown on earnings in the sector, a survey has found.
The public sector has been insulated from the worst of the recession, but a 1% cap on wage rises is now planned.
But according to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development survey, most public sector workers still expect a pay rise of 2% in 2010.
Workers in private firms predicted that their pay will rise by 3% next year.
Rising pay, rising house prices, what ******* recession!Tags: None
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