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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostMost bobs don't eat beef. ClientCo laid on a beef curry for Diwali.
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Originally posted by vetran View PostAs Derek Scott, Tony Blair's adviser said, "Gordon Brown inherited the best economy of any Chancellor in living memory", and so he did. And they've squandered it. They have spent and spent and spent.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI am not convinced the conservatives would have done much different.
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Andrew Marr Show | 'UK economy is a train wreck'
As Derek Scott, Tony Blair's adviser said, "Gordon Brown inherited the best economy of any Chancellor in living memory", and so he did. And they've squandered it. They have spent and spent and spent.
They were thrown out because whilst they kept the gold in the vaults they couldn't keep other things in their pants. Economy wise it was the best we had ever seen, the Tories put in regulation and supported business, New Lie took it away and crushed business.
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I favour polices which reward the Rich and Punish The Poor.
For those whinging about rate rises - be thankful you;re still in a job. - for now.
Back to Work with you ,whilst I award a hard earned inflation pay rise of 240 per cent.
Dont you just Love Capitalism ?Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 25 November 2011, 07:50.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostAre you getting a rate rise?
No, so why do Nixon Williams think now is a good time to increase their rates?
Time to shop around I think.
Welcome to paying for 15 years of New Labour rule.
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Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostAre you getting a rate rise?
No, so why do Nixon Williams think now is a good time to increase their rates?
Time to shop around I think.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostMost bobs don't eat beef. ClientCo laid on a beef curry for Diwali.
Yes Sir, lots of curry, plenty cheapness
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Are you getting a rate rise?
No, so why do Nixon Williams think now is a good time to increase their rates?
Time to shop around I think.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAbolosh the minimum wage
Bring in more bobs but at 50p an hour
Take those on benefits and put them in work schemes in McDonalds so they can feed the bobs.
Big businesses get richer and can be taxed more.
Everyone a winner.
Sorted.
Vote MF for Prime Minister.
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Increase the minimum wage requirement for imported workers and do not include expenses as part of their wage calculation. That should make locals more attractive to employers.
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Don't abolish the minimum wage because you get a race to the bottom, simply make it easier to hire and fire people.
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Originally posted by russell View PostIts an anonymous bulletin board for contractors to have a laugh, it's not your local knitting club you over sensitive plonker.
Are you IN a knitting club Russy?
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