Pay offs

[Andrew]

The Tory boys have decided they are going to cap the redundancy amout for public sector workers.

 

OH NO ANOTHER LINKY BIT

 

An MP, Priti Patel, was being interviewed on Sky news this morning, and the question was asked of her, Well surely the MPs will be capped, OH , we are ran under a diffrent law, OH yeah, their money grabbing pritected parasitic law. The MP almost choked when asked the same question, again she reverted to a pure MP response, avoided it like a plague.

 

The newsreader said what good for one should be good for the other, yet again she spouted the drivel about MPs being under a diffrent law governing their wages and pay off, its not the governments problem. Its the ruling body who governs the MPs pay and conditions.

[chesters1]

Nothing new there ,they (all parties mr cod) are above what normal people are controlled by ,we get train fare rises they claim fares full stop ,we pay mortgages they claim it in expenses ,we pay fuel costs they claim it back there is and always have been them and us and all the time they get away with it there will be

The biggest crime is their pay ,its not bad and count in all the expenses ,"gratuities" ,free lunches ,back handers and sitting on company boards and getting paid handsomely for doing f all its great pay ,then ofcourse theres their continual above inflation rises ,i think our local councilors gave themselves a 90% pay rise a couple of years ago ,scum the lot of them

Edited January 3, 2015 by chesters1

[big_cod]

Tell em chesters yes the MPS should follow suit the Tory treasure minister on TV bragging f how they were going to slash public sector payoffs but she wasn't asked the question I wonder what her response would have been or she would probably have changed the subject .

Have you ever thought what this is all about the timing the election coming up they know all these workers belong to a trade union they are hoping for fight I hope it all totally backfires on this mickey mouse lot .

 

I agree some of the payoffs are rediculas and want curbing but let's make it a level playing field the majority of MPS won't sleep tonight just in case they are brought inline .

 

Paul

Edited January 3, 2015 by big_cod

[chesters1]

Its the trade union bosses that will suffer most with their huge salaries and pension pots ,why would they care about any one else.

An interesting quote was 90% of public employees would suffer ,which means 90% earn more than £27,000 and they complain about bad wages ,i never earned more than half that and i wont get a fat pension when i get to 65 i will get the basic state one

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/10176757/Union-leaders-enjoy-bumper-pay-hikes-and-golden-goodbyes.html

Edited January 3, 2015 by chesters1

[big_cod]

I don't think this will affect the union bosses pay or pensions in any way the government have no control over that you surprize me chesters you as get older you will get less off this lot who wre iare in office now than any labour government whether you worked all your life and paid tax every week especially as you say your wages haven't been that high yet you paid in the system every week this government will allways look after the weathyiest in our society not the workers at the other end .

 

 

Paul

[Lee Enfield]

Hi Guys,

Anyone tell me "what job" you can walk into with no training Whatsoever, No CV and earn £67,060. per year!!! 6 weeks summer Holidays and claim £1,012.75 for the rent of your office. and have a second home you can claim your mortgage back on ?????

Edited January 6, 2015 by Lee Enfield