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Originally posted by Glazier#1
I wonder, Cryrst, if you would ever support any strike under any circumstances. Please don't think I'm being aggressively antagonistic. It's not that but simply a desire to know. He would if sir keir was pm I would hazard a guess! Thing is, he"s happy to take a good hourly rate and working conditions due to union negotiations in the past, including EU regs that no doubt still exist , like sick pay and holiday pay- but unions? Just a bunch of commies to cryrst!
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Originally posted by croydon proud
The Govt don't pay bank bonuses , banks do CP. You can change your bank to a mutual or building society if you can find one. I find it odd that people lose their sh1t over bank bonuses but don't say a word about the obscene amounts that , oh let me see, footballers are paid.
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
I see workers at my college taking home just 1K a month for a full week and they have rent to pay, food, bills. That works out at a bit over £3 per hour so can't be right
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That's take home. I was doing their job 10 yrs ago and used to take home about £950 a month. Bearing in mind in the 10 years since, pay rises have never been over 1.5%, that figure would be about right. Maybe 1.2K tops. That's teaching assistants.
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Originally posted by HKOwen
The Govt don't pay bank bonuses , banks do CP. You can change your bank to a mutual or building society if you can find one. I find it odd that people lose their sh1t over bank bonuses but don't say a word about the obscene amounts that , oh let me see, footballers are paid. Vested interest in Hong Kong mate?
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
I wonder, Cryrst, if you would ever support any strike under any circumstances. Please don't think I'm being aggressively antagonistic. It's not that but simply a desire to know. I can't speak for Cryst, but as far as I'm concerned, refusing to work as a means to force a pay rise would never get my support. Strikes always seem futile to me. I like what the Japanese railway workers do to put pressure on their bosses. They simply continue to operate an extremely punctual and efficient service, but let passengers travel without charging them. That's the way to do it.
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
That's take home. I was doing their job 10 yrs ago and used to take home about £950 a month. Bearing in mind in the 10 years since, pay rises have never been over 1.5%, that figure would be about right. Maybe 1.2K tops. That's teaching assistants. Yeah, I think they must be 'living wage' of 9.50 an hour. Sorry. Still bloody pitiful for the job they do and how valuable they are to the students at my college.
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
That's take home. I was doing their job 10 yrs ago and used to take home about £950 a month. Bearing in mind in the 10 years since, pay rises have never been over 1.5%, that figure would be about right. Maybe 1.2K tops. That's teaching assistants. You couldn"t make it up!
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
Yeah, I think they must be 'living wage' of 9.50 an hour. Sorry. Still bloody pitiful for the job they do and how valuable they are to the students at my college. Its still not far off on minimum wage- after tax they are on 1200 like you said.
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Originally posted by croydon proud
You couldn"t make it up! Sorry- I was just getting in a reply from the member for medway, save him the trouble!
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Originally posted by Glazier#1
Yeah, I think they must be 'living wage' of 9.50 an hour. Sorry. Still bloody pitiful for the job they do and how valuable they are to the students at my college. When you compare to the Gov of bank of englands £650k, asking us not to go for big pay rises, it makes you think!
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Originally posted by Palace Old Geezer
I can't speak for Cryst, but as far as I'm concerned, refusing to work as a means to force a pay rise would never get my support. Strikes always seem futile to me. I like what the Japanese railway workers do to put pressure on their bosses. They simply continue to operate an extremely punctual and efficient service, but let passengers travel without charging them. That's the way to do it. That"s illegal over here! They would have done it Mick Lynch said but alas the law would be on them asap!
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