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Remoaner,losers . 23:28 - Nov 10 with 2301549 viewspikeypaul

OUT WITH A DEAL EATING OUR CAKE AND LOVING IT suck it up remoaners



And like a typical anti democracy remoaner he decided the will of the people should be ignored the minute the democratic result was in total fecking hypocrite 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Despite it being voted in to law by the commons the spineless two faced remoaner MPs have totally abandoned any morals and decided to ignore the will of the British people.

It will be remembered and no election or referendum will ever be the same again in this country.

The one thing that will come is a massive surge in the popularity of UKIP or a similar party in the future who stand for the 52%.

Happy Days.

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Liz view on Brexit.

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Liz and Nicola talking tactics.

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The Countdown begins. on 20:20 - Nov 21 with 2508 viewsJango

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Money for nothing!! They've been getting pay rises while doing less work, we should claim a refund.
Meanwhile, in the real world, ordinary workers have been forced to do ever more work but not get a pay rise.


While we’re talking about pay.


EU officials are paid well — very well. The basic salary of the lowest pay grade is £2,294 a month, while a department head can expect to earn about £15,921 a month, and pay special "community taxes" ranging from 8% to 45% (with the highest tax bracket applying only on wages above £6,026 a month). They receive all manner of benefits, including generous allowances for their children's education, and very favourable pension arrangements.

The take-home pay of the Brussels-based commission’s staff is inflated by their special low tax rates, which mean they pay less than half the tax that a British worker on a similar salary would incur.

But in Brussels, even mid-ranking administrators can take home more cash than the Prime Minister. The leaked papers show that EU officials in the “AD 11” grade, a middle management group, have gross earnings of £112,090, including expatriation and household allowances. But because they pay just 13.4 per cent in tax, they take home £83,357 in net pay.
Those with children will earn substantially more with allowances totalling £7,000 per child each year, meaning many officials with families on lower grades will also earn more than our Prime minister.

More than 80 per cent of EU officials get a 16 per cent of salary top-up as a perk to compensate them for living in Brussels or Luxembourg for their entire working lives, as well as for household allowances. For an AD11 middle manager, the two allowances are worth more than £1,300 a month.
Officials employed before staff reforms in 2004 are also eligible for additional benefits, taking the number of EU civil servants better paid than the prime minister to more than 10,000!!!!
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The Countdown begins. on 20:37 - Nov 21 with 2490 viewsLeonWasGod

The Countdown begins. on 20:20 - Nov 21 by Jango

While we’re talking about pay.


EU officials are paid well — very well. The basic salary of the lowest pay grade is £2,294 a month, while a department head can expect to earn about £15,921 a month, and pay special "community taxes" ranging from 8% to 45% (with the highest tax bracket applying only on wages above £6,026 a month). They receive all manner of benefits, including generous allowances for their children's education, and very favourable pension arrangements.

The take-home pay of the Brussels-based commission’s staff is inflated by their special low tax rates, which mean they pay less than half the tax that a British worker on a similar salary would incur.

But in Brussels, even mid-ranking administrators can take home more cash than the Prime Minister. The leaked papers show that EU officials in the “AD 11” grade, a middle management group, have gross earnings of £112,090, including expatriation and household allowances. But because they pay just 13.4 per cent in tax, they take home £83,357 in net pay.
Those with children will earn substantially more with allowances totalling £7,000 per child each year, meaning many officials with families on lower grades will also earn more than our Prime minister.

More than 80 per cent of EU officials get a 16 per cent of salary top-up as a perk to compensate them for living in Brussels or Luxembourg for their entire working lives, as well as for household allowances. For an AD11 middle manager, the two allowances are worth more than £1,300 a month.
Officials employed before staff reforms in 2004 are also eligible for additional benefits, taking the number of EU civil servants better paid than the prime minister to more than 10,000!!!!


I'm not defending this, but you also have to factor in that our salaries tend to be substantially lower than many other western European countries. Viewed through a UK lens many professional salaries overseas seem considerably larger than ours.

It's a nice gravy train though, as are some of the civil service jobs in the UK. They've all got their snouts in the trough.
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While we’re talking about pay.


EU officials are paid well — very well. The basic salary of the lowest pay grade is £2,294 a month, while a department head can expect to earn about £15,921 a month, and pay special "community taxes" ranging from 8% to 45% (with the highest tax bracket applying only on wages above £6,026 a month). They receive all manner of benefits, including generous allowances for their children's education, and very favourable pension arrangements.

The take-home pay of the Brussels-based commission’s staff is inflated by their special low tax rates, which mean they pay less than half the tax that a British worker on a similar salary would incur.

But in Brussels, even mid-ranking administrators can take home more cash than the Prime Minister. The leaked papers show that EU officials in the “AD 11” grade, a middle management group, have gross earnings of £112,090, including expatriation and household allowances. But because they pay just 13.4 per cent in tax, they take home £83,357 in net pay.
Those with children will earn substantially more with allowances totalling £7,000 per child each year, meaning many officials with families on lower grades will also earn more than our Prime minister.

More than 80 per cent of EU officials get a 16 per cent of salary top-up as a perk to compensate them for living in Brussels or Luxembourg for their entire working lives, as well as for household allowances. For an AD11 middle manager, the two allowances are worth more than £1,300 a month.
Officials employed before staff reforms in 2004 are also eligible for additional benefits, taking the number of EU civil servants better paid than the prime minister to more than 10,000!!!!


Pays more to kick a ball around a field
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The Countdown begins. on 20:47 - Nov 21 with 2466 viewsLeonWasGod

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Calling her as thick as mince would be an insult to mince. Maybe they can work on having some MEPs and some influence during the transition period after we crash out with no deal. They could travel via Dover - Calais: it won't be busy as everyone knows nothing else happens at those ports
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Sometimes, after seeing what these political non entities say, you'd almost think that the electorate actually know more about it than the politicians!!

Just my opinion, but WTF do I know anyway?
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The Countdown begins. on 20:37 - Nov 21 by LeonWasGod

I'm not defending this, but you also have to factor in that our salaries tend to be substantially lower than many other western European countries. Viewed through a UK lens many professional salaries overseas seem considerably larger than ours.

It's a nice gravy train though, as are some of the civil service jobs in the UK. They've all got their snouts in the trough.


U.K. civil service pay doesn’t get anywhere near those figures Jango outlined for EU offficials (assuming they’re accurate). That “middle management” equivalent would pay about £30-£38k here, gross.

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The Countdown begins. on 21:37 - Nov 21 with 2406 viewsJango

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Pays more to kick a ball around a field


Can’t say I’m surprised by that reply. Take those blinkers off for a second.
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The Countdown begins. on 21:19 - Nov 21 by exiledclaseboy

U.K. civil service pay doesn’t get anywhere near those figures Jango outlined for EU offficials (assuming they’re accurate). That “middle management” equivalent would pay about £30-£38k here, gross.


Says the guy with 3 castles...
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The Countdown begins. on 22:08 - Nov 21 with 2389 viewslonglostjack

The Countdown begins. on 20:20 - Nov 21 by Jango

While we’re talking about pay.


EU officials are paid well — very well. The basic salary of the lowest pay grade is £2,294 a month, while a department head can expect to earn about £15,921 a month, and pay special "community taxes" ranging from 8% to 45% (with the highest tax bracket applying only on wages above £6,026 a month). They receive all manner of benefits, including generous allowances for their children's education, and very favourable pension arrangements.

The take-home pay of the Brussels-based commission’s staff is inflated by their special low tax rates, which mean they pay less than half the tax that a British worker on a similar salary would incur.

But in Brussels, even mid-ranking administrators can take home more cash than the Prime Minister. The leaked papers show that EU officials in the “AD 11” grade, a middle management group, have gross earnings of £112,090, including expatriation and household allowances. But because they pay just 13.4 per cent in tax, they take home £83,357 in net pay.
Those with children will earn substantially more with allowances totalling £7,000 per child each year, meaning many officials with families on lower grades will also earn more than our Prime minister.

More than 80 per cent of EU officials get a 16 per cent of salary top-up as a perk to compensate them for living in Brussels or Luxembourg for their entire working lives, as well as for household allowances. For an AD11 middle manager, the two allowances are worth more than £1,300 a month.
Officials employed before staff reforms in 2004 are also eligible for additional benefits, taking the number of EU civil servants better paid than the prime minister to more than 10,000!!!!


These EU civil servants. Do they come from planet EU or are they made up of Brits, Germans, French, Spanish, Swedish, Dutch etc. nationals?

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U.K. civil service pay doesn’t get anywhere near those figures Jango outlined for EU offficials (assuming they’re accurate). That “middle management” equivalent would pay about £30-£38k here, gross.


Yes it is gross, when you consider how little they do.

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These EU civil servants. Do they come from planet EU or are they made up of Brits, Germans, French, Spanish, Swedish, Dutch etc. nationals?


Totally Irrelevant.

Staff in the EU institutions do not pay national income tax, but pay a “community tax” that goes directly back into the bloc’s budget.

MEPs average 17.4 per cent community tax and insurance payment. Britain levies a 40 per cent tax rate on salaries of £45,001-£150,000.

The EU Commission said that the rate was necessary to make sure their staff around the world were taxed the same.


It’s a blatant gravy train.
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U.K. civil service pay doesn’t get anywhere near those figures Jango outlined for EU offficials (assuming they’re accurate). That “middle management” equivalent would pay about £30-£38k here, gross.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2322277/The-636-council-officials-earn-

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The Countdown begins. on 09:16 - Nov 22 with 2228 viewsBatterseajack

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Can’t say I’m surprised by that reply. Take those blinkers off for a second.


Am i really the one with blinkers on?

Whats wrong with them being paid well? Politics of envy right there.

Fact of the matter is, they get paid less than private sector execs. They're job is stressful and hard, hours are long, often 7 days a week, in the public eye, often have to work abroad, family displacement and requires talented people.
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Am i really the one with blinkers on?

Whats wrong with them being paid well? Politics of envy right there.

Fact of the matter is, they get paid less than private sector execs. They're job is stressful and hard, hours are long, often 7 days a week, in the public eye, often have to work abroad, family displacement and requires talented people.


There’s more than 50000 of them. 100000 of which earn over £250k a year. We’re talking about civil servants here not the 750 MEPs you’re obviously talking about. You have no idea how hard they work or how many hours they work. Open your eyes ffs.

EU civil and other servants work 40 hours a week. They receive a minimum of 24 days of leave a year (maximum of 30), with additional leave entitlements on grounds of age, grade but no longer distance from home country (this is now a flat-rate 2.5 days for all)

Pensions are paid as a percentage of the final basic salary, with a ceiling of 70%, at an accrual rate of 1.8% per year of service
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2322277/The-636-council-officials-earn-


I'd take any figures from a report written by the Tax Payers Alliance with a huge pinch of salt. They're a shady right wing pressure group who are very secretive about their source of funding.
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There’s more than 50000 of them. 100000 of which earn over £250k a year. We’re talking about civil servants here not the 750 MEPs you’re obviously talking about. You have no idea how hard they work or how many hours they work. Open your eyes ffs.

EU civil and other servants work 40 hours a week. They receive a minimum of 24 days of leave a year (maximum of 30), with additional leave entitlements on grounds of age, grade but no longer distance from home country (this is now a flat-rate 2.5 days for all)

Pensions are paid as a percentage of the final basic salary, with a ceiling of 70%, at an accrual rate of 1.8% per year of service
[Post edited 22 Nov 2018 9:31]


100,000 people on more than £250k?

Civil servants work very hard as well you know, and i bet a longer than the 40 hours a week.

You won't hear of a n important document not being ready because Pierre knocked off at 5:30

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The Countdown begins. on 09:40 - Nov 22 with 2212 viewsBatterseajack

Can't see many salaries here over the 130K euro mark. Maybe Glassdoor is in on the conspiracy to hide the true salaries.

https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salary/European-Commission-Brussels-Salaries-EI_IE14
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2322277/The-636-council-officials-earn-


That's not right either, you can't justify 'overly generous' EU wages by pointing out other people get ridiculously high wages. We should be working to bring all these obscene pay packets down and having the money spent on better things like schools and hospitals.

Comapring it to footballers is totally irrelevant and inane, many people think EPL players get obscene wages but their defenders always like to point out it's market forces and if they generate a high income they get richly rewarded. These politicians are only good at wasting money garnered from a captive audience. They get paid very well for doing a rubbish job then supporters go around saying "we need to pay good money to get the best people" and if (in very many cases) these are the best people then we are truly stuffed.

Just my opinion, but WTF do I know anyway?
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That's not right either, you can't justify 'overly generous' EU wages by pointing out other people get ridiculously high wages. We should be working to bring all these obscene pay packets down and having the money spent on better things like schools and hospitals.

Comapring it to footballers is totally irrelevant and inane, many people think EPL players get obscene wages but their defenders always like to point out it's market forces and if they generate a high income they get richly rewarded. These politicians are only good at wasting money garnered from a captive audience. They get paid very well for doing a rubbish job then supporters go around saying "we need to pay good money to get the best people" and if (in very many cases) these are the best people then we are truly stuffed.


LOL, I'm not justifying their wages I think its obscene, I think high earning UK civil servants pay should be massively cut, none of them pen pushing, meeting going, desk sitting UK top managers should earn more than the UK Prime Minister.

As regards the EU its nothing to do with us we are leaving.

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The Countdown begins. on 12:05 - Nov 22 with 2151 viewsLeonWasGod

The Countdown begins. on 21:19 - Nov 21 by exiledclaseboy

U.K. civil service pay doesn’t get anywhere near those figures Jango outlined for EU offficials (assuming they’re accurate). That “middle management” equivalent would pay about £30-£38k here, gross.


As I said, "Viewed through a UK lens many professional salaries overseas seem considerably larger than ours."

Some civil service roles are minted, senior ones certainly can be.
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