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Strikes

  • Yes

  • No

  • Only if it doesn't effect me

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Treble said:
Well done, thanks for proving my point <laugh>
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From your comments, you clearly have a problem with kids not paying attention in class, not listening to Mr Trebs, I'm glad you are not allowed to launch board rubbers and cane kids anymore, because you are bringing your frustrations home from work, but it's good to see you can relieve your tensions on here, happy to help you mate.
 
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brb said:
From your comments, you clearly have a problem with kids not paying attention in class, not listening to Mr Trebs, I'm glad you are not allowed to launch board rubbers and cane kids anymore, because you are bringing your frustrations home from work, but it's good to see you can relieve your tensions on here, happy to help you mate.
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That's a disappointing end to your delusions, but cool story bro.
 
brb said:
I couldn't be living with all that debt to stay on at school. For me that was at least 3 years head start on anyone staying on, and accumulting by the year. Imagine people that stay in the system learning until they are in their mid-twenties, that's a whole decade. Yeah the latter would get a good wage at the end of it, but wasn't for me. I enjoy learning now I'm older, but just didn't have the concentration when I was younger, well my brain still switches off at times now, but with old age and slowing down, not everything is such a rush in life.
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Student loans are not a debt they are a tax .
The really scary thing is the Govt have factored in a large percentage being repaid when it rapidly turned put they wouldn't hence the changes made about a year ago to get more money repaid .
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
Student loans are not a debt they are a tax .
The really scary thing is the Govt have factored in a large percentage being repaid when it rapidly turned put they wouldn't hence the changes made about a year ago to get more money repaid .
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Ah I see, so like Leicester City's debt shares, where we just juggle it around abit so the debt disappears, got yer.
 
brb said:
Ah I see, so like Leicester City's debt shares, where we just juggle it around abit so the debt disappears, got yer.
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no as it isn't a debt as it doesn't need to be repaid unless you earn a certain amount therefore it is better thought of a tax which no longer applies after a set period .
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
no as it isn't a debt as it doesn't need to be repaid unless you earn a certain amount therefore it is better thought of a tax which no longer applies after a set period .
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So it's a debt when you earn xx amount, but instead of calling it debt, the government call it tax. So exactly like Leicester City FC then.
 
Remember the name.. Saff said:
MPs have backed plans aimed at enforcing minimum service levels for some sectors during strikes.

Under the bill, some employees, including in the rail industry and emergency services, would be required to work during industrial action - and could be sacked if they refuse.

The bill passed by 315 votes to 246 but will face further scrutiny in the House of Lords before it becomes law.


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Minimum service levels, they’re having a ****ing laugh. Service levels are disintegrating across all public services due to a decade of underinvestment, exacerbated by staff shortages due to **** wages.

The bill will prove unworkable, just the latest in the litany of Tory failures, designed to distract the attention of the weak minded from the robbery being committed against the taxpayer by the worst government in British history.
 
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brb said:
So it's a debt when you earn xx amount, but instead of calling it debt, the government call it tax. So exactly like Leicester City FC then.
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nope the Govt call it a loan but it is only repayable in certain circumstances where as Leicester City just wrote off a debt to enable the club to make some Jan signings without breaking ffp rules .
 
Solid_Air 2 said:
Student loans are not a debt they are a tax .
The really scary thing is the Govt have factored in a large percentage being repaid when it rapidly turned put they wouldn't hence the changes made about a year ago to get more money repaid .
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That's ridiculous whataboutery. They're called Student Loans.

You might not see it as a loan, but it is.
 
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Archers Road said:
Minimum service levels, they’re having a ****ing laugh. Service levels are disintegrating across all public services due to a decade of underinvestment, exacerbated by staff shortages due to **** wages.

The bill will prove unworkable, just the latest in the litany of Tory failures, designed to distract the attention of the weak minded from the robbery being committed against the taxpayer by the worst government in British history.
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More excuses. Just get back to work.

You lot are just being greedy pigs, everyone knows you get a decent wage.
 
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Solid_Air 2 said:
nope the Govt call it a loan but it is only repayable in certain circumstances where as Leicester City just wrote off a debt to enable the club to make some Jan signings without breaking ffp rules .
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They can call it what they like, it's still a debt, you were given a loan that you have to pay back once you start earning xx amount. Whatever name it's called, that debt can be called in. If you don't earn xx amount the debt is written off after whatever period of time.

As for Leicester they were playing about with debt so it was allowed to skirt around ffp rules, financial cheating of the rules.
 
brb said:
They can call it what they like, it's still a debt, you were given a loan that you have to pay back once you start earning xx amount. Whatever name it's called, that debt can be called in. If you don't earn xx amount the debt is written off after whatever period of time.

As for Leicester they were playing about with debt so it allowed to skirt around ffp rules, financial cheating of the rules.
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It's either 20 or 25 years, I cant remember what they told us. If anything is left outstanding at that time, its wiped. Not like you're going to get a degree, work for 25 years and not make any repayments back, though. It's a loan.
 
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brb said:
They can call it what they like, it's still a debt, you were given a loan that you have to pay back once you start earning xx amount. Whatever name it's called, that debt can be called in. If you don't earn xx amount the debt is written off after whatever period of time.

As for Leicester they were playing about with debt so it allowed to skirt around ffp rules, financial cheating of the rules.
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the salient point being it is only repayable if you earn a certain amount take out a normal loan and they don't write it off because you work in the public sector don't earn enough .
 
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