| Network rail boss 10:50 - Aug 19 with 4454 views | controversial_jack |
He's on £590,000 a year. There must be many more under him on a good screw too, plus the profits and dividends going to shareholders. Is this why it's so expensive to travel and not wage demands from the unions? |  | | |  |
| Network rail boss on 11:37 - Aug 19 with 2799 views | Boundy |
Some union bosses must struggle on their wages as well | |
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| Network rail boss on 11:40 - Aug 19 with 2797 views | CountyJim |
Yes but the workers can get rid of the Union bosses they are democratic |  | | |
| Network rail boss on 12:01 - Aug 19 with 2779 views | 1983 |
Exactly they work for us not we work for them and can and will be hoofed out if we are not happy them. |  |
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| Network rail boss on 12:12 - Aug 19 with 2767 views | controversial_jack |
| Network rail boss on 11:37 - Aug 19 by Boundy |
Some union bosses must struggle on their wages as well |
Hardly comparable though, and unions are paid by their members | | | |
| Network rail boss on 13:17 - Aug 19 with 2737 views | felixstowe_jack |
Rmt boss on £160,000 plus pension and expenses
RMT deputy leader on £80,000 and Still living in a subsidised council house.
The UK taxpayers subsidies the Rail industry by £5 billon a year, precovoid figures. During the pandemic the UK taxpayers poured £16 billion into keeping all Rail workers in a job at full pay, not furlough pay, despite virtually no passengers. Time the Railway workers who are on median pay of £43,000 showed a bit of gratitude rather than naked greed.
Paying excessive wages will only result in reduced train services, closed lines and job losses. When will Lynch realise it will be a repeat of the 1980s when Scargill killed the coal industry | |
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| Network rail boss on 13:34 - Aug 19 with 2723 views | onehunglow |
| Network rail boss on 13:17 - Aug 19 by felixstowe_jack |
Rmt boss on £160,000 plus pension and expenses
RMT deputy leader on £80,000 and Still living in a subsidised council house.
The UK taxpayers subsidies the Rail industry by £5 billon a year, precovoid figures. During the pandemic the UK taxpayers poured £16 billion into keeping all Rail workers in a job at full pay, not furlough pay, despite virtually no passengers. Time the Railway workers who are on median pay of £43,000 showed a bit of gratitude rather than naked greed.
Paying excessive wages will only result in reduced train services, closed lines and job losses. When will Lynch realise it will be a repeat of the 1980s when Scargill killed the coal industry |
Why do not the “ workers” get the same as the leader .
Who are workers anyway.
Management not workers then
Workers.One of the most insulting misused words in our vocabulary | |
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| Network rail boss on 13:41 - Aug 19 with 2726 views | BryanSwan |
| Network rail boss on 13:17 - Aug 19 by felixstowe_jack |
Rmt boss on £160,000 plus pension and expenses
RMT deputy leader on £80,000 and Still living in a subsidised council house.
The UK taxpayers subsidies the Rail industry by £5 billon a year, precovoid figures. During the pandemic the UK taxpayers poured £16 billion into keeping all Rail workers in a job at full pay, not furlough pay, despite virtually no passengers. Time the Railway workers who are on median pay of £43,000 showed a bit of gratitude rather than naked greed.
Paying excessive wages will only result in reduced train services, closed lines and job losses. When will Lynch realise it will be a repeat of the 1980s when Scargill killed the coal industry |
Where to even begin with this....
Oh my.
1.UK subsidise the rail companies who are almost all state owned by foreign countries, the money we continually chuck at them is used to subsidise their own rail travel.
2. The median salary of striking workers is £31k - £33k, not £43k which is the median salary for the entire rail sector.
3. Why should people who havent had real wage rises in years accept that? It is not greedy to demand better working conditions and pay.
4. Maybe much like the energy sector, these poor poor rail companies should be taken back under public control. | |
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| Network rail boss on 14:18 - Aug 19 with 2707 views | onehunglow |
| Network rail boss on 13:41 - Aug 19 by BryanSwan |
Where to even begin with this....
Oh my.
1.UK subsidise the rail companies who are almost all state owned by foreign countries, the money we continually chuck at them is used to subsidise their own rail travel.
2. The median salary of striking workers is £31k - £33k, not £43k which is the median salary for the entire rail sector.
3. Why should people who havent had real wage rises in years accept that? It is not greedy to demand better working conditions and pay.
4. Maybe much like the energy sector, these poor poor rail companies should be taken back under public control. |
Do management work.? If so,where are not seen as workers.I mean they must do some work so they are workers l
If they are not workers ,then what are they .
When workers become managers ,do they then stop being workers
See how dumb it all is..
It’s like this working class drivel | |
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| Network rail boss on 15:16 - Aug 19 with 2688 views | controversial_jack |
| Network rail boss on 14:18 - Aug 19 by onehunglow |
Do management work.? If so,where are not seen as workers.I mean they must do some work so they are workers l
If they are not workers ,then what are they .
When workers become managers ,do they then stop being workers
See how dumb it all is..
It’s like this working class drivel |
The rail boss earns 590k, does he work 12 times harder than the average worker? | | | |
| Network rail boss on 15:55 - Aug 19 with 2680 views | builthjack |
Johnson is still getting paid and will continue to get paid. Huge sums. |  |
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| Network rail boss on 17:03 - Aug 19 with 2654 views | onehunglow |
| Network rail boss on 15:16 - Aug 19 by controversial_jack |
The rail boss earns 590k, does he work 12 times harder than the average worker? |
No.
Is he a worker though ? | |
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| Network rail boss on 17:13 - Aug 19 with 2652 views | Dr_Winston |
| Network rail boss on 15:16 - Aug 19 by controversial_jack |
The rail boss earns 590k, does he work 12 times harder than the average worker? |
Does he have 12 times more responsibility than the average worker?
A hod carrier works considerably harder than a brain surgeon, but the surgeon would earn a much higher salary and rightly so. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 17:17]
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| Network rail boss on 17:16 - Aug 19 with 2651 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Network rail boss on 15:55 - Aug 19 by builthjack |
Johnson is still getting paid and will continue to get paid. Huge sums. |
Johnson is a grifter, not a worker by any definition.
Also a lazy tw@@t by any measure. |  |
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| Network rail boss on 17:30 - Aug 19 with 2640 views | controversial_jack |
| Network rail boss on 17:13 - Aug 19 by Dr_Winston |
Does he have 12 times more responsibility than the average worker?
A hod carrier works considerably harder than a brain surgeon, but the surgeon would earn a much higher salary and rightly so. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 17:17]
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No he doesn't. The board of directors take the decisions. Of course they should earn more, but not those obscene amounts | | | |
| Network rail boss on 17:54 - Aug 19 with 2627 views | onehunglow |
| Network rail boss on 17:30 - Aug 19 by controversial_jack |
No he doesn't. The board of directors take the decisions. Of course they should earn more, but not those obscene amounts |
Is he or is he not a worker . | |
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| Network rail boss on 18:03 - Aug 19 with 2615 views | Togg |
| Network rail boss on 17:30 - Aug 19 by controversial_jack |
No he doesn't. The board of directors take the decisions. Of course they should earn more, but not those obscene amounts |
If that's the going rate good luck to him/her. Would any of us turn it down...I blinking wouldn't. If you want obscene wages just look no further than the top two football leagues in this country. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 18:04]
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| Network rail boss on 18:17 - Aug 19 with 2589 views | BryanSwan |
| Network rail boss on 18:03 - Aug 19 by Togg |
If that's the going rate good luck to him/her. Would any of us turn it down...I blinking wouldn't. If you want obscene wages just look no further than the top two football leagues in this country. [Post edited 19 Aug 2022 18:04]
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The argument is for those at the bottom to be paid more, people shouldnt need to be going to blinking food banks and not being able to afford basic necessities.
If the company can afford to pay the top brass exorbitant salaries and bonuses then maybe they can afford to pay those at the bottom more too. | |
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| Network rail boss on 18:23 - Aug 19 with 2578 views | onehunglow |
| Network rail boss on 18:17 - Aug 19 by BryanSwan |
The argument is for those at the bottom to be paid more, people shouldnt need to be going to blinking food banks and not being able to afford basic necessities.
If the company can afford to pay the top brass exorbitant salaries and bonuses then maybe they can afford to pay those at the bottom more too. |
Togg makes the point on footballers salaries who work far less hours than a CEO who,like it or not,has massive responsibility for the company, his employers l
Footballers are in La La land in comparison.
Training for a couple of hours and every afternoon free to squander more money that their fans will ever see .
It is indefensible | |
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| Network rail boss on 18:54 - Aug 19 with 2566 views | Togg |
| Network rail boss on 18:17 - Aug 19 by BryanSwan |
The argument is for those at the bottom to be paid more, people shouldnt need to be going to blinking food banks and not being able to afford basic necessities.
If the company can afford to pay the top brass exorbitant salaries and bonuses then maybe they can afford to pay those at the bottom more too. |
This goes on in all industries whether right or wrong. I would imagine there are MD's on a lot more money than this guy. Not condoning it but it's the going rate. As it happens my wife is on minimum wage doing a very important job, however I'm lucky that I'm self employed and earn a decent living. | | | |
| Network rail boss on 19:35 - Aug 19 with 2541 views | controversial_jack |
| Network rail boss on 18:54 - Aug 19 by Togg |
This goes on in all industries whether right or wrong. I would imagine there are MD's on a lot more money than this guy. Not condoning it but it's the going rate. As it happens my wife is on minimum wage doing a very important job, however I'm lucky that I'm self employed and earn a decent living. |
Yes, it goes on in all industries. The gap.between rich and poor has never been greater, it's called trickle up | | | |
| Network rail boss on 20:00 - Aug 19 with 2529 views | builthjack |
% pay rises,should be banned.
It should be averaged out and everyone given the same.
With a % wage, the gap gets wider every year between the low paid and the high paid. | |
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| Network rail boss on 21:07 - Aug 19 with 2493 views | oldtownjack |
| Network rail boss on 13:41 - Aug 19 by BryanSwan |
Where to even begin with this....
Oh my.
1.UK subsidise the rail companies who are almost all state owned by foreign countries, the money we continually chuck at them is used to subsidise their own rail travel.
2. The median salary of striking workers is £31k - £33k, not £43k which is the median salary for the entire rail sector.
3. Why should people who havent had real wage rises in years accept that? It is not greedy to demand better working conditions and pay.
4. Maybe much like the energy sector, these poor poor rail companies should be taken back under public control. |
Agree totally, it's painful isn't it. Mick Lynch's salary is £84,000 whilst Eddie Dempsey's is £78,000 which are both quite reasonable considering the responsibility they carry. These have been decided democratically by the union members. Also they can be voted out at any time where they will return to their more modestly paid jobs hence the ludricousness of the argument of Eddie Dempsey living in a council flat.
I know we live in a society which thrives on division but I'll never cease to be amazed at how working people can be so anti other working class folk who are just after a decent standard of living whilst giving those at the top a free ride. | |
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| Network rail boss on 21:42 - Aug 19 with 2472 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Network rail boss on 21:07 - Aug 19 by oldtownjack |
Agree totally, it's painful isn't it. Mick Lynch's salary is £84,000 whilst Eddie Dempsey's is £78,000 which are both quite reasonable considering the responsibility they carry. These have been decided democratically by the union members. Also they can be voted out at any time where they will return to their more modestly paid jobs hence the ludricousness of the argument of Eddie Dempsey living in a council flat.
I know we live in a society which thrives on division but I'll never cease to be amazed at how working people can be so anti other working class folk who are just after a decent standard of living whilst giving those at the top a free ride. |
A brilliant post.
Lets get after the Johnsons and the Moggs.
They are the modern day enemy of the working class.
Mick Lynch said that dividends to shareholders are really unpaid wages.
He is right. | |
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| Network rail boss on 21:46 - Aug 19 with 2471 views | BryanSwan |
| Network rail boss on 21:07 - Aug 19 by oldtownjack |
Agree totally, it's painful isn't it. Mick Lynch's salary is £84,000 whilst Eddie Dempsey's is £78,000 which are both quite reasonable considering the responsibility they carry. These have been decided democratically by the union members. Also they can be voted out at any time where they will return to their more modestly paid jobs hence the ludricousness of the argument of Eddie Dempsey living in a council flat.
I know we live in a society which thrives on division but I'll never cease to be amazed at how working people can be so anti other working class folk who are just after a decent standard of living whilst giving those at the top a free ride. |
Punching down is easy, its quite sad but i suppose they do it to make themselves feel better about how rubbish things are.
The disdain amongst many for lower paid workers, the unemployed or homeless is sickening. | |
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| Network rail boss on 23:19 - Aug 19 with 2440 views | Boundy |
| Network rail boss on 11:40 - Aug 19 by CountyJim |
Yes but the workers can get rid of the Union bosses they are democratic |
How may Union bosses have been "got rid of" because of their excessive wages ? it should never be a race to the bottom but can anyone justify why in 2020 the average total remuneration of the 30 union bosses on more than £100,000 was £150,755 ( not including expenses) . All roles have responsibilities , if i was to get something wrong I could kill or seriously injure a colleague but my remuneration bears no resemblance to some figures we see bandied about and I'm sure that could be said by most on here | |
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