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Previously on "Civil servants to strike"

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  • 2BIT
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    i wonder if we'd have noticed if it wasn't in the media...

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  • BlasterBates
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    I was about to list all the dire consequences and problems, but couldn't think of any.

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  • SimonMac
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    6,000,000 workers x £10p/h x 7.5hrs = £450m saved per day

    What do you mean its not that simple?!

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  • DodgyAgent
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    Originally posted by JoJoGabor View Post
    Output will hardly be dented
    There will be more space on the trains after 9.00 am and before 4.30 pm

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  • JoJoGabor
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    Originally posted by Waldorf View Post
    At least if they do strike it will help with reducing the deficit
    Output will hardly be dented

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by Waldorf View Post
    At least if they do strike it will help with reducing the deficit
    I hope strike days are deducted from their pension calculations. I wonder how many months service are lost by a typical civil servant working for 40 years?

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  • Waldorf
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    Civil servants to strike

    At least if they do strike it will help with reducing the deficit

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