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Hey ho, hey ho, its off to strike we go...
"Boltar" wrote in message
... On Aug 14, 4:56 pm, "Graculus" wrote: Just seems to go along with some plonker of an Economics Spokesman (or something like that) from the TUC who was coming out with all sorts of crap why their members should get above inflation pay rises "because this inflation isn't caused by wage increases." Obviously he wants it to be so. What makes me sick is that for some reason I've never fathomed is that public sector workers seem to assume that a yearly pay rise is a right as opposed to being discretionary by the employer. They really need to rejoin the real world at some point. Not just the public sector, it seems. There's a plonker from Swissport trying to justify why striking at the airports on the bank holiday weekend is a good idea. And so many cliches in so few sentences I haven't heard in a long time. What a dickhead. |
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Hey ho, hey ho, its off to strike we go...
On 15 Aug, 17:44, "Graculus"
wrote: "Boltar" wrote in message ... On Aug 14, 4:56 pm, "Graculus" wrote: Just seems to go along with some plonker of an Economics Spokesman (or something like that) from the TUC who was coming out with all sorts of crap why their members should get above inflation pay rises "because this inflation isn't caused by wage increases." Obviously he wants it to be so. What makes me sick is that for some reason I've never fathomed is that public sector workers seem to assume that a yearly pay rise is a right as opposed to being discretionary by the employer. They really need to rejoin the real world at some point. Not just the public sector, it seems. There's a plonker from Swissport trying to justify why striking at the airports on the bank holiday weekend is a good idea. And so many cliches in so few sentences I haven't heard in a long time. What a dickhead. That would never happen on the railways of course. The routes to the seaside are all closed for engineering work most August bank holidays. |
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Hey ho, hey ho, its off to strike we go...
On Aug 15, 6:05�pm, MIG wrote:
On 15 Aug, 17:44, "Graculus" wrote: "Boltar" wrote in message ... On Aug 14, 4:56 pm, "Graculus" wrote: Just seems to go along with some plonker of an Economics Spokesman (or something like that) from the TUC who was coming out with all sorts of crap why their members should get above inflation pay rises "because this inflation isn't caused by wage increases." Obviously he wants it to be so. What makes me sick is that for some reason I've never fathomed is that public sector workers seem to assume that a yearly pay rise is a right as opposed to being discretionary by the employer. They really need to rejoin the real world at some point. Not just the public sector, it seems. There's a plonker from Swissport trying to justify why striking at the airports on the bank holiday weekend is a good idea. And so many cliches in so few sentences I haven't heard in a long time. What a dickhead. That would never happen on the railways of course. �The routes to the seaside are all closed for engineering work most August bank holidays.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Is there ANY evidence that there is intelligent life in the body calling itself Bob Crowe? If you want a real laugh, go and have a look at his welcoming video on the RMT website. "We're here for you....." - unless you're one of the long-suffering sods who has to rely on one of your members to get from A to B! Marc. |
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Hey ho, hey ho, its off to strike we go...
On Aug 15, 6:58*pm, " wrote:
On Aug 15, 6:05 pm, MIG wrote: On 15 Aug, 17:44, "Graculus" wrote: "Boltar" wrote in message .... On Aug 14, 4:56 pm, "Graculus" wrote: Just seems to go along with some plonker of an Economics Spokesman (or something like that) from the TUC who was coming out with all sorts of crap why their members should get above inflation pay rises "because this inflation isn't caused by wage increases." Obviously he wants it to be so. What makes me sick is that for some reason I've never fathomed is that public sector workers seem to assume that a yearly pay rise is a right as opposed to being discretionary by the employer. They really need to rejoin the real world at some point. Not just the public sector, it seems. There's a plonker from Swissport trying to justify why striking at the airports on the bank holiday weekend is a good idea. And so many cliches in so few sentences I haven't heard in a long time. What a dickhead. That would never happen on the railways of course. The routes to the seaside are all closed for engineering work most August bank holidays.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Is there ANY evidence that there is intelligent life in the body calling itself Bob Crowe? If you want a real laugh, go and have a look at his welcoming video on the RMT website. *"We're here for you....." - unless you're one of the long-suffering sods who has to rely on one of your members to get from A to B! Well, it is his job to support his members, whether anyone else supports them or not. I suppose a more intelligent union leader would be selling out and chasing a knighthood. There's been plenty of those. |
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