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Gerald 12-01-11 10:47 AM

Public sector strike rallies held across UK
 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-15953806


Note: Update record,1 December 2011 Last updated at 00:00 GMT

Jimbuna 12-01-11 12:17 PM

You'll be getting a bill from the BBC soon....they must think your a rival news organisation :doh:

Gerald 12-01-11 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1797349)
You'll be getting a bill from the BBC soon....they must think your a rival news organisation :doh:

When my website is ready, then they will fail, :DL

Jimbuna 12-01-11 12:20 PM

LOL :DL

gimpy117 12-01-11 10:19 PM

Thank you England for doing what the US needs to be doing

Jimbuna 12-02-11 08:50 AM

Another nail in the coffin of the British working class.

Pension switch ruled lawful by High Court

Quote:

The government's public sector pensions policy has been given a major boost following a High Court ruling.
Trade unions had complained about how pensions are being protected against inflation, with the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) replacing the faster-rising Retail Prices Index (RPI).
The High Court has now ruled that the government's switch was lawful.
The decision affects the value of pension increases for millions of public sector pensioners.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15999970

The workers could always pull out of the pension schemes but that would mean a lower state pension to see them through retirement and the obvious future consequence that the government, seeing the decline in contributors and the ever increasing dependancy on the state pension passing future legislation to cut the state pension further.

One hell of a mess :nope:

Gerald 12-02-11 01:37 PM

Not good,:hmmm:

Jimbuna 12-02-11 01:39 PM

True that :yep:

STEED 12-02-11 02:19 PM

I said it before and I shall say it again, one day strikes are a waste of time. They should all stay on strike and bring down the government.

Gerald 12-02-11 02:27 PM

As they do in France....

Jimbuna 12-02-11 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by STEED (Post 1798023)
I said it before and I shall say it again, one day strikes are a waste of time. They should all stay on strike and bring down the government.

People simply can't afford to STEED....better the voters do it via the ballot box but that seldom happens either as we saw at the last election and others before it.

STEED 12-03-11 07:35 AM

This country is spineless! You have to grasp the nettle even if it makes your hand bleed, the system is corrupt and must be removed.

‘All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing’ (or words to that effect)

And that is what is happening.


Side note to the public sector, don't forget the MP's voted for a £40,000 a year pension back in 2001 and who was in power then? The Labour Party.

Labour are two face hypocrites, they say they are for the working man...lies.

And that makes them worst than the Conservatives as we all know where they stand.

As for the Liberals they sleep with anyone to get power.

Jimbuna 12-03-11 08:36 AM

http://www.bananalogic.net/wp-conten...1/cameron1.jpg
The invite to ours for xmas lunch still stands STEED

BossMark 12-03-11 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by STEED (Post 1798023)
I said it before and I shall say it again, one day strikes are a waste of time. They should all stay on strike and bring down the government.

Remember 84\85 coal miners strike we tried to bring bitch thatchers tories down, but there was know way was we going beat that evil cow when our own members let us down (Nottingham)

STEED 12-03-11 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by BossMark (Post 1798438)
Remember 84\85 coal miners strike we tried to bring bitch thatchers tories down, but there was know way was we going beat that evil cow when our own members let us down (Nottingham)

She used the police to go in hard, using them as strike breakers.

The miners came the closes to bringing Thatcher down and I give them credit for trying and staying out as long as they did.


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