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Old 14-09-2010, 20:29   #71
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Re: There is trouble afoot

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Originally Posted by PeteL View Post
but it is not exclusively cuts is it ? pay freezes as well it is all about greed? they (public sector) have had it easy for years under labour, did they not think it would come to an end ?
You obviously know nothing. A pay freeze agreed in the last 18 months is actually a pay cut (no matter what business you are in) when you factor in inflation, VAT increases, projected increases in base interest rates and credit / working family tax reductions.

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perhaps they could get rid of 10 x people on 20 grand a year and employ maybe 13 or 14 people on 15 grand and still save money ?
Do you think that people employers "get rid of" simply "disappear"?

Do the maths (factoring in the benefits that those 10 people will now claim) and you'll see just how stupid and naive you are being.

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it really is as simple as that, if they are told that they will think twice about striking wont they ?
That being the case then why are we posting in a thread called "There is trouble afoot" with you quoting threats of strikes?
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