Steve
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Demo
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fucking drama
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Jamie Walby
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That wouldn't be a bad shout actually. Bin off the bullshit teachers like drama.
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Robbo
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Originally posted by John
Money is just haemorrhaged in any public body I deal with. They won't spend money on certain things that keep the system running yet are happy to spend 1.5k on a scanner x4 for adjoining desks, instead of getting 1x 100 quid bit that does the same thing.
I could go into a random council office and have saved them thousands a day in 1 shift, I'm not sure why that doesn't happen, it does in the private sector.
Amen!
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Paul_J
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Prime Ministers Questions in a sec - could be interesting viewing
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Robbo
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Originally posted by pow
Seriously though getting to work was a doddle this morning, no traffic, no schools in and my school has a real feeling of everyone pulling together to keep the day running as smoothly as possible. Just shows that there are people in this world interested in the safety of others, not worried about loosing £7 a month as they are going to live longer and take more out of their pention
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Robbo
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Originally posted by pow
I hope every fucker who's on strike today gets a days pay deducted. That's like 6 months of the pension increase they've lost JUST for striking. If they strike again, they've lost a year. Repeat to fade.
you dont get paid for striking
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Gary
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I hope they divide up all the money that the strikes have cost the UK and reduce everyones wage accordingly.
That would be fucking funny!
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Dean_W
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I can't strike, i get jailed.......
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Russ
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Originally posted by Dean_W
I can't strike, i get jailed.......
glasshouse?
today has been epic, got so much work done that i wouldnt have been able to usually.
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Dom
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So much bollocks is getting fired around facebook about the strikes. Apparently everyone believes they are under some form of hardship  Like Ian said, 'If you don't like the job you're in do something else' 
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Robbo
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Seeing some nonsense too where public sector workers seem to think they are payign NI to fund govt costs, not to top up their pensions
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Nath
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Brett
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Originally posted by Dom
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STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE... For
all those who do not understand, we are striking because we do not want to be 68 and still teaching....we work 12 hour days (a lot of the time more), weekends and if you find me a teacher that doesn't work in their 'holiday' then they are probably not very good!! And just to top it off, it is widely known that teachers do not live long once they retire, they drop down dead which is why so many retire early! I love my job, but I can't keep up this pace at 68 
I'd like to see the scientific proof that 'teachers drop down dead' after retirement
Which retard said that?
A drama teacher 
[Edited on 30-11-2011 by Dom]
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ENB
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Originally posted by Steve
youve not shown me any jobs that entain the level of it we deal with
you have shown me some it support which probably entails a guy answering a phone
and cabling which is just some guy crimping plastic plugs on the end of wires
I do exactly what you describe, in fact probably more as I do get all the shit when Exchange or the client web servers go down.
I don't get more than 24k.
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mwg
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Are you at work today?
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ENB
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Originally posted by mwg
Are you at work today?
Are you asking me? If so, yes, I forgot to put that I work in the private sector for a small business.
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by ENB
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Originally posted by Steve
youve not shown me any jobs that entain the level of it we deal with
you have shown me some it support which probably entails a guy answering a phone
and cabling which is just some guy crimping plastic plugs on the end of wires
I do exactly what you describe, in fact probably more as I do get all the shit when Exchange or the client web servers go down.
I don't get more than 24k.
Do something about it if you're not happy? 
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ENB
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by ENB
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Originally posted by Steve
youve not shown me any jobs that entain the level of it we deal with
you have shown me some it support which probably entails a guy answering a phone
and cabling which is just some guy crimping plastic plugs on the end of wires
I do exactly what you describe, in fact probably more as I do get all the shit when Exchange or the client web servers go down.
I don't get more than 24k.
Do something about it if you're not happy?
I knew someone would say that.
I didn't actually say I'm unhappy I was simply making the point that there are jobs in the private sector equivalent to what Steve was describing that pay less than in public sector.
Besides there are shockingly limited jobs for someone with my experience (4 years) that aren't further away than I already work (20 miles) that pay more.
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mwg
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Originally posted by ENB
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Originally posted by mwg
Are you at work today?
Are you asking me? If so, yes, I forgot to put that I work in the private sector for a small business.
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Nath
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I dont reckon steve even has a job, Always making posts at 2pm on a Tuesday about how he just cleaned his arches.
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mwg
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I wondered that too. Bet it turns out he is on benefits and had a child with someone when he was 14.
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Nath
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I reckon that isnt his missus and is in fact his kid.
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mwg
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 It's all falling in to place now!
[Edited on 30-11-2011 by mwg]
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taylorboosh
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I am totally right about the dole. Doesnt matter how %ood you are at work you could still end up needing it. If on thr chance you do need it then it has to be sufficient...
Should only be allowed 12weeks imo
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LeeM
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Registered: 26th Sep 05
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Brett
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Originally posted by Dom
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STRIKE STRIKE STRIKE... For
all those who do not understand, we are striking because we do not want to be 68 and still teaching....we work 12 hour days (a lot of the time more), weekends and if you find me a teacher that doesn't work in their 'holiday' then they are probably not very good!! And just to top it off, it is widely known that teachers do not live long once they retire, they drop down dead which is why so many retire early! I love my job, but I can't keep up this pace at 68
I'd like to see the scientific proof that 'teachers drop down dead' after retirement
Which retard said that?
A drama teacher
[Edited on 30-11-2011 by Dom]
striking because they feel they have some kind of right to retire early? fuck off, should have worked harder to get a better job. i cant imagine its difficult to train to be a fucking drama teacher,and i sincerely doubt its a difficult job to do that requires 12 hours of your day
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