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Gazlar still not sure how you did it
10 seconds after end of rant computer froze and died on me, had to strip reset cmos to even get it to boot
im still unhappy but have to respect that level of power0 -
If your in the public sector and unhappy with your pension (mostly final salary) and for those public sector workers in the future which at present is a lot better than most private sector workers with pension deficets...then quit your job and move to the private sector where your income tax can help fund your ex public sector workers....you selfish bunch of whining tw@ts....0
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mak3m wrote:Gazlar still not sure how you did it
10 seconds after end of rant computer froze and died on me, had to strip reset cmos to even get it to boot
im still unhappy but have to respect that level of power
You need to get a new computer paid for by your overpaid public sector wage.0 -
I wish I was a little cat or a pixie, then I could forget about all this econominastiness.0
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bunch of sissy fags. next thing is they'll be complaining that they didn't get payed...0
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jay12 wrote:bunch of sissy fags. next thing is they'll be complaining that they didn't get payed...
If for more years you will be able to earn your first wage...0 -
Paper rounds pay quite well these days. Now that's a job. Never offered a pension though.0
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ahah, i do 2 rounds atm, get £45 a week. good enough for me when i don't have to pay bills, pay off loans, buy food etcsupersonic wrote:Paper rounds pay quite well these days. Now that's a job. Never offered a pension though.0 -
I got £3.50 a week, with 250 to deliver!0
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How much do teachers get paid nowadays?0
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supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...0 -
jay12 wrote:i do 2 rounds atm, get £45 a week.
you do 2 rounds of ass to mouth and only get 45 quid?
you're cheap. (in both ways)0 -
sheepsteeth wrote:jay12 wrote:i do 2 rounds atm, get £45 a week.
you do 2 rounds of ass to mouth and only get 45 quid?
you're cheap. (in both ways)
That's cheaper than the granny Rooney was using...0 -
Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
I guess they get 13 weeks off a year.0 -
supersonic wrote:Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
I guess they get 13 weeks off a year.
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To try and teach all the horrible spawn that too many parents couldn't be bothered to teach good behaviour, good attitude, good manners and basic reading reading & writing skills before, during and after attending primary, secondary and further educationl (if they weren't truanting or on holiday ("educational leave" in Benidorm) with parents who couldn't give a toss but blame teachers for little Johnny or Jane turning into chavvy f*ckwits). BTW don't get me started !!supersonic wrote:Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
I guess they get 13 weeks off a year.Giant XTC Pro-Carbon
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DCR00 wrote:the finance analogy is an agreed contract for a fixed period of time, which cant be changed. If, when you started work somewhere, then you agreed to work there for a set amount of time for a fixed amount of money, then yeah, changing the goal posts along the way would be out of order, but nobody has an arrangement like that.
Uh, in fact lots of people do! I do. But even for those not on fixed term, you still have a contract.sheepsteeth wrote:(and no, by not having my wages indexed against the cost of living or whatever doesnt essentially mean im getting a paycut like most ***** in the public sector like to think)
In real world terms it's a cut. What other terms matter?Pudseyp wrote:If your in the public sector and unhappy with your pension
Durr- they're happy with their pension.Uncompromising extremist0 -
So just exactly what do teachers get paid to do? babysit? maybe if they were'nt too busy having holidays,teacher training days and strikes, they might possibly find the time to teach the bloody kids these thingsGinjafro wrote:To try and teach all the horrible spawn that too many parents couldn't be bothered to teach basic reading & writing skills before, during and after attending primarySpecialized Hardrock Sport Disc 10- CANYON Nerve AM 6 20110 -
Northwind wrote:sheepsteeth wrote:(and no, by not having my wages indexed against the cost of living or whatever doesnt essentially mean im getting a paycut like most ***** in the public sector like to think)
In real world terms it's a cut. What other terms matter?
if i am getting paid the same, im getting the same, if im getting paid more (even just 1%) im getting pay rise.
my employer is not responsible for the cost of living.
dont be a cunt.0 -
Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
Aye, teaching isn't a profession that should be filled by well qualified and motivated individuals, it should be reduced to below minimum wage and filled by immigrants who can barely speak a word of English. The economy doens't need a decent education system, it just needs the crudcatcher.0 -
But its been said before, most private sector industry have had to make sacrifices, they have had to face pension deficits and reduction in hours...did they make a huge fuss no...the reaslised the ecomomic situation and just got on with in the keep the economy going....why can't the private sector think the same way ? so you may have to work the equivilent of 1 day a month to fund the pension...at the end of the day the tax payer has to fork the bill anyway..the country is on it's ass accept it and fecking move on as other people have to...no sympathy from me I am afraid..0
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bluechair84 wrote:Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
Aye, teaching isn't a profession that should be filled by well qualified and motivated individuals, it should be reduced to below minimum wage and filled by immigrants who can barely speak a word of English.
Or to give them their proper title, Scots
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Pudseyp wrote:why can't the private sector think the same way ?
For dozens of reasons, half of us work in deplapidated buildings because the new gov cancelled the fund for new schools. We've been teaching out of the same buildings since the 60s and they can't cope much longer. The schools that got theirs are in really amazing environments now, we didn't complain then. we didn't complain when we had the pay freeze, we didn't complain when the Gov started abandoning us and made us become acadamies, I didn't complain when budget cuts forced me out of my last job (and the one before that; last in, first out for me) - and hundreds of others around the country... This isn't the first thing, it's the last straw before we turn around and say 'I'm sorry, but the education system is too important for this to keep hapening. This was the situation a few decades ago and education standards were terrible - grades have been going up despite everything but if you turn our profession into a dreg then the thing we value most in our society will be worthless'.
And I don't come here for sympathy, I like the banter
But it's becoming all very serious in here. We've been working on that in recent posts :!: 0 -
bluechair84 wrote:Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
Aye, teaching isn't a profession that should be filled by well qualified and motivated individuals, it should be reduced to below minimum wage and filled by immigrants who can barely speak a word of English. The economy doens't need a decent education system, it just needs the crudcatcher.
seems to work in medical area's they seem to give better care than the brit docs...0 -
sheepsteeth wrote:if i am getting paid the same, im getting the same, if im getting paid more (even just 1%) im getting pay rise.
Money doesn't have a fixed value! Companies take it for granted that their prices will rise with inflation, same should go for wages. Tell me, you don't have one of those savings accounts that pays less interest than baserate too?
If you can afford one less hooker at the end of the week, you're being paid less. Though, to be fair there are ways round that.Uncompromising extremist0 -
Thewaylander wrote:bluechair84 wrote:Pudseyp wrote:supersonic wrote:How much do teachers get paid nowadays?
Too much...
Aye, teaching isn't a profession that should be filled by well qualified and motivated individuals, it should be reduced to below minimum wage and filled by immigrants who can barely speak a word of English. The economy doens't need a decent education system, it just needs the crudcatcher.
seems to work in medical area's they seem to give better care than the brit docs...
I didn't know they were being paid less than British doctors (Two of the three docs I saw for a broken wrist I could barely understand a word of. The third however rode a Nomad :shock: )0 -
Northwind wrote:sheepsteeth wrote:i
Money doesn't have a fixed value! Companies take it for granted that their prices will rise with inflation, same should go for wages.
Yes but so do there operating costs and overheads so profiability goes down.0 -
Northwind wrote:sheepsteeth wrote:if i am getting paid the same, im getting the same, if im getting paid more (even just 1%) im getting pay rise.
Money doesn't have a fixed value! Companies take it for granted that their prices will rise with inflation, same should go for wages. Tell me, you don't have one of those savings accounts that pays less interest than baserate too?
If you can afford one less hooker at the end of the week, you're being paid less. Though, to be fair there are ways round that.
If a company is struggling to make money it doesn't give a payrise, Why to try and remain open so people are employed. And we accept that in the private sector.
You are lucky to have a garenteed rise with how the public sectors money is. In fact i think the goverment is very very generous to make sure you do get something when the chances are that others will get nothing.0 -
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