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Old 01-04-2019, 23:38   #23
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Re: Schools and NHS could be held accountable over youth crime

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
Doctors are legally obliged to report bullet injuries to the police, aren't they? Doctors are also overworked and lack resources.

I was overworked and lacked resources in my last employment but I couldn't use that excuse not to obey whatever additional duties imposed on me.

Sorry, Maggy, it's not that I don't sympathise, but teachers are not the only employees who are overstretched. This is the case in many occupations, particularly in the public services.

I'm just glad I am now retired!

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Labour would only add to the bureaucracy, so that isn't a solution.
Then expect to see fewer teachers. I certainly wouldn't have entered the profession if that had been the case.
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