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Originally Posted by martyh
then please justify calling all the other hard working people chavs just because they want to spend a bit of their hard earned on a few luxuries
i really don't see what your problem is unless your that confused that you think hard work =chav 
oh and by the way my kids are well fed ,i don't watch sky news and i don't smoke pot so calm it down with the personal insults just because i dared to disagree with the great xaccers |
Please quote my post where I called hard working people chavs.
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Originally Posted by rogermevans
another choice is that the costs could be in the middle and companies need to learn that it is not necessary to continually make bigger profits every year that way they may persuade workerds they dont need to continually get bigger and bigger wage rises
but with companies boasting of huge profits / rises in share price ( yep i know they are not the same see BA at the moment lol ) its hardly surprising those working for them want a part of it
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and with rises in share prices comes further investment which helps with future proofing and developing the company to the benefit of those who work for it.
Employ 100 people making widgets, make a tidy profit, increase share price and attractiveness, obtain investment, build a second factory, employ 100 more workers.
Make more profit, hit economic slump, use profits to reduce the number of redundencies required.
Tsk, those nasty profit making companies eh?