Some people are easily fooled mate as is plain to read on hereThe same people who think Boris was a genius
Some people are easily fooled mate as is plain to read on hereThe same people who think Boris was a genius
Lets not forget Lizzo and Kwasi
Truss had a hand in the Spanish economy aswell?
Yes, Truss and Kwartang were inept in the way they went about things, but there's no evidence that I've seen that suggests that Sunak hasn't restored confidence in the markets. The fact is though, that we are, as a result of Covid, lockdown and furlough, extremely highly geared on borrowings and international investors are wary. And we're not the only country in Europe with problems. Germany has, for a start
A deliberate swerve Goldie, nobody has mentioned restoring faith in the markets. We are talking about fair pay for our NHS staff. Some people are pissed off that they are on strike but dont seem bothered about them having to use food banks. Perverse heyYes, Truss and Kwartang were inept in the way they went about things, but there's no evidence that I've seen that suggests that Sunak hasn't restored confidence in the markets. The fact is though, that we are, as a result of Covid, lockdown and furlough, extremely highly geared on borrowings and international investors are wary. And we're not the only country in Europe with problems. Germany has, for a start
Bloody hell Goldie......”Inept” ?..........isn’t that like saying Adolf Hitler wasn’t a very nice man ?
They single handedly almost destroyed the economy, wishing a matter of a few hours.......and you call that “Inept” ?
A deliberate swerve Goldie, nobody has mentioned restoring faith in the markets. We are talking about fair pay for our NHS staff. Some people are pissed off that they are on strike but dont seem bothered about them having to use food banks. Perverse hey
Call it what you like, they came and went quickly.
I've said on this site before that I have sympathy for nurses and paramedics. Not 19% in the current economic climate but a decent uplift.
The minimum service point is different, in that it applies to all strikes. Apparently, there's a ban on all blue-light strikes in the US, Canada and Australia. The UK govt is not saying it wants to go this far, but the lives of the public come before an all-out strike. If you disagree with that, say so
Yes, Truss and Kwartang were inept in the way they went about things, but there's no evidence that I've seen that suggests that Sunak hasn't restored confidence in the markets. The fact is though, that we are, as a result of Covid, lockdown and furlough, extremely highly geared on borrowings and international investors are wary. And we're not the only country in Europe with problems. Germany has, for a start
As long as literally every other country in Europe isn’t currently thriving we can keep pretending Brexit isn’t a massive wrecking ball to the economy too, so that’s a relief.
As long as literally every other country in Europe isn’t currently thriving we can keep pretending Brexit isn’t a massive wrecking ball to the economy too, so that’s a relief.
Brexit isn’t the problem......the Tories are the problem.
Once they’ve gone then things must surely improve
Brexit isn’t the problem......the Tories are the problem.
Once they’ve gone then things must surely improve
They can both be problems, which they are, as every credible piece of economic analysis shows.
But one can be for the greater good......and stops old men getting rich from working people......their pension pots are big enough already
This hasn't been an issue for decades and in some professions, never at all. It need not be an issue now but for some bizarre reason, the govt are choosing to continue these strikes. There isn't any need for a minimum service point unless you force it. Truss and the Tories wrecked our economy even more and they now want the average Joe to pay for it. They are scum, simple as that.I've said on this site before that I have sympathy for nurses and paramedics. Not 19% in the current economic climate but a decent uplift.
The minimum service point is different, in that it applies to all strikes. Apparently, there's a ban on all blue-light strikes in the US, Canada and Australia. The UK govt is not saying it wants to go this far, but the lives of the public come before an all-out strike. If you disagree with that, say so
Yes I do disagree with it as they have manufactured it all to get to this pointI've said on this site before that I have sympathy for nurses and paramedics. Not 19% in the current economic climate but a decent uplift.
The minimum service point is different, in that it applies to all strikes. Apparently, there's a ban on all blue-light strikes in the US, Canada and Australia. The UK govt is not saying it wants to go this far, but the lives of the public come before an all-out strike. If you disagree with that, say so
This hasn't been an issue for decades and in some professions, never at all. It need not be an issue now but for some bizarre reason, the govt are choosing to continue these strikes. There isn't any need for a minimum service point unless you force it. Truss and the Tories wrecked our economy even more and they now want the average Joe to pay for it. They are scum, simple as that.
Yes I do disagree with it as they have manufactured it all to get to this point
Because a tube driver is responsible for the lives of several 100 people ( e.g Moorgate disaster) and a traffic warden doesn't...perhaps GoldieI don't agree. It was needed in the days when Bob Crowe called long strikes on the Underground, preventing London from working. Unions that have a chokehold on the country need to have their power ameliorated imo
Why should an underground train driver have massively more leverage for wage increases than a traffic warden?