| 17% pay rise? on 21:56 - Dec 6 with 662 views | Flashberryjack |
Worth every penny. |  |
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| 17% pay rise? on 21:59 - Dec 6 with 660 views | Boundy |
No don't worry our forthcoming 20% Council Tax increase will more than cover it . Just think if the tossers in cardiff get their way there'll be more governing than those being governed |  |
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| 17% pay rise? on 22:00 - Dec 6 with 658 views | KeithHaynes |
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| 17% pay rise? on 22:07 - Dec 6 with 640 views | majorraglan |
Here’s an extract from the article.
The group said paying them a basic salary of £16,800 - or £13 per hour - for an average three-day week would, compared to the £14,368 they currently receive, end a real-terms erosion of pay over the past decade or so.
I suspect most people on here have experienced austerity over the last 10 years, as well as wage freezes they’ve seen significant increases in bills and council tax etc. They should get the same rise as public servants, take an average of Police, teacher, NHS and civil servant pay rises and give them that and no more. | | | |
| 17% pay rise? on 23:17 - Dec 6 with 587 views | raynor94 |
In the good old days they did it for expenses only.
Just more snouts in the trough again sadly. |  |
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| 17% pay rise? on 07:05 - Dec 7 with 536 views | Dr_Winston |
They should all be on performance related pay. Half of them would be using the foodbank within a year. |  |
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| 17% pay rise? on 07:10 - Dec 7 with 535 views | felixstowe_jack |
| 17% pay rise? on 07:05 - Dec 7 by Dr_Winston |
They should all be on performance related pay. Half of them would be using the foodbank within a year. |
One rule for those in power another rule for the rate payers who pay their wages.
Next I bet Drakeford will say senedd members need a 17% pay rise to maintain differentials. | |
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| 17% pay rise? on 09:02 - Dec 7 with 505 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
I'd like to congratulate ALL council staff on their 17 percent increase........but I don't think I can. |  |
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| 17% pay rise? on 10:32 - Dec 7 with 478 views | Catullus |
| 17% pay rise? on 22:07 - Dec 6 by majorraglan |
Here’s an extract from the article.
The group said paying them a basic salary of £16,800 - or £13 per hour - for an average three-day week would, compared to the £14,368 they currently receive, end a real-terms erosion of pay over the past decade or so.
I suspect most people on here have experienced austerity over the last 10 years, as well as wage freezes they’ve seen significant increases in bills and council tax etc. They should get the same rise as public servants, take an average of Police, teacher, NHS and civil servant pay rises and give them that and no more. |
It's a very good point. The politicians at all levels can claim massive pay rises because of "real terms erosion" yet the general public cannot get the same pay rise. The politicians will say we can't afford it but they can always afford it for themselves.
It used to be genuine public service, expenses only. Now it's a trough just like Westminster and the Senedd. | |
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| 17% pay rise? on 10:34 - Dec 7 with 473 views | onehunglow |
Labour and Tory ones? | |
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| 17% pay rise? on 10:36 - Dec 7 with 468 views | Boundy |
| 17% pay rise? on 10:32 - Dec 7 by Catullus |
It's a very good point. The politicians at all levels can claim massive pay rises because of "real terms erosion" yet the general public cannot get the same pay rise. The politicians will say we can't afford it but they can always afford it for themselves.
It used to be genuine public service, expenses only. Now it's a trough just like Westminster and the Senedd. |
Hence my indifference to the lot of them , out for themselves not those they pretend to serve. Have they ever taken a step back to consider why politicians are seen as pariahs on society an unwanted, unliked and in some cases despised necessity. | |
| "In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master." |
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| 17% pay rise? on 11:06 - Dec 7 with 453 views | Catullus |
| 17% pay rise? on 10:36 - Dec 7 by Boundy |
Hence my indifference to the lot of them , out for themselves not those they pretend to serve. Have they ever taken a step back to consider why politicians are seen as pariahs on society an unwanted, unliked and in some cases despised necessity. |
To take that step they'd have to have some connection with the real world and most of them haven't. | |
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