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Originally Posted by PeteL
well to an extent yes, the councils should prevent workers at all costs striking ? example if my bin does not get emptied think that should be reflected in my council tax, just like if the bbc strike and it interferes with any programming i happen to watch i think i should be entitled to a partial rebate as compensation
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The council tax you and everybody else pays is exactly what it says it is ..a council tax.. in other words you pay money to your LA and it provides services for your benefit ,what those services are depends on the council ,if for example a LA decides to stop bin collections on a weekly basis in favour of a fornightly one they can ,it does not mean you are entitled to a reduction even though you are only getting half the service
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Originally Posted by PeteL
i just think it is is *******s if they dont provide me with a service i pay for should i not be entitled to compensation ? yes i SHOULD however i suppose in reality it is not going to happen, anybody that strikers (call me harsh) should be fired there are 3 million on job seekers just waiting for a job
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Out of those 3million how many are actually prepared to work ?