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 Post subject: Re: Mail vs Public Sector Workers...
PostPosted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 11:34 pm 
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We can predict, with scary accuracy, the exact dates on which one of our, to coin a mailite phrase, so-called managers will be sick - before and after her holidays or around the weekend. It's uncanny :lol:

I use the traditional mail phrase in its truest form - none of our 4 managers could manage their way out of a paper bag


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:02 pm 
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... kpool.html

How civil servants had fun at taxpayers' expense with jazz workshops, massages and a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach

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They also spent more than £1,600 on massages for staff and £539 on an away-day trip to Blackpool pleasure beach.


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The department's quangos accounted for another £337million.


They get a headline out of an absolute, utter miniscule of a pittance in comparison to the rest of the spending being reported.

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Well I for one sincerely hope that these civil servants savoured this beano,because with a bit of luck,it'll be the last one they have before being consigned to the dole queue when they get kicked out of their jobs.

Unemployment for these parasite spongers of society couldn't happen to a better bunch. Believe me,I'll be smiling at the television when their redundancies are being announced on the news channels :o) :o)

- Ian, Prudhoe, 12/8/2010 12:44



Cunt of cunts.

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Here we go, more DM propaganda in attempt to get the tory readers to loathe civil servant even more than they already do. Let's put this into context. The massage company you refer to come in 1 day a year, they see this as a promotion opportunity and charge a fraction of the cost. We're hardly getting massages at our desks everyday. Many corporate private sector organisations do similar event days, it's called a morale booster.

As much as DM would like civil servants to work in back to back grey cubicles 8 hours a day without uttering a word to each other, we are humans also. Usually overworked and underpaid to carry out a absolutely necessary job. There are few perks working in the civil service. Under labour it was renowned for poor pay but good conditions. Under tories it's still poor pay AND poor conditions. I don't know what DM's agenda is here but the picture you attempt to paint, to the fickle readers who believe it, is a very inaccurate one.

- ste, liverpool, 12/8/2010 12:54


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PostPosted: Thu Aug 12, 2010 1:28 pm 
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How I'd love to ram Ian's smiling face down his fucking throat. God these scum make me so angry. And I don't like it!

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I think that Ian might be suffering from IQ envy...

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 Post subject: Re: Mail vs Public Sector Workers...
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Malcolm Armsteen wrote:
I think that Ian might be suffering from IQ envy...



As are a lot of the cunts commenting on this story.


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 Post subject: Re: Mail vs Public Sector Workers...
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Malcolm Armsteen wrote:
I think that Ian might be suffering from IQ envy...

Hey i'm not...

Oh you mean that Ian.

Yeah, with you on that.


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 Post subject: Re: Mail vs Public Sector Workers...
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I can't wait for Ian to need a public sector worker, only to find they've been made redundant. A firefighter, paramedic, doctor. Someone like that.


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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... g-day.html

:roll:

Has anybody picked up the best-rated comment is from a benefits scrounger? What's this DM? Divide and rule?

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99% of public sector workers are no more than lucky glorified would be benefits claimants, given a non job to keep employment figures down by NuLab,
- CB, Middlesbrough, 20/8/2010 13:33



Fuck you CB, just...fuck you.

You're right about, me and my colleagues are would be benefits claimants thanks to your cunt government. So we shouldn't have jobs but we shouldn't receive benefits? Maybe we should all just die.

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Right-on! They should be as productive as they can be, they have jobs for crying out loud and should be grateful.
Imagine sitting around all day, wasting your time commenting on internet message boards and reading press releases!

- Sir Bob, Finland, 20/8/2010 15:52


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"Consultancy firm Knox D’Arcy"

Wonder who these tossers are and what they have to gain? Maybe they are after contracts to improve the effeciency of the public sector by advising councils to sack all the workforce whilst giving some consultancy firm thousands a day.

Still, never mind that messageboard twats, take it on face value because it says what you want to hear, and the more public sector workers lose their jobs the bigger your revenge for not getting the job you demanded at the library (although that was on account of your twanged personality and general unpleasantness).

Grr.

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mojojojo wrote:
"Consultancy firm Knox D’Arcy"

Wonder who these tossers are and what they have to gain? Maybe they are after contracts to improve the effeciency of the public sector by advising councils to sack all the workforce whilst giving some consultancy firm thousands a day.

Still, never mind that messageboard twats, take it on face value because it says what you want to hear, and the more public sector workers lose their jobs the bigger your revenge for not getting the job you demanded at the library (although that was on account of your twanged personality and general unpleasantness).

Grr.

Someone else read Johann Hari's piece in the Indie today too, then... :D

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No. Honest.

What's it about? :wink:

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How business consultants can transform your company, making it leaner, lighter, more profitable and happier.

Fails to explain the role of consultants in the civil service, where one wheeze was to make 'savings' by reducing the number of civil servants (running cost) and replacing them with consultants (programme cost). The fact that the consultants cost a grand a day wasn't really germane...

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ector.html

Riddled with the bone idle: Fire chief's devastating verdict on public sector

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'We’ve got some bone idle people in the public sector. There, I said it – bone idle people.’


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Mr McGuirk spoke out at a seminar organised by the centre-right think tank Reform – a transcript of which was circulated at the TUC yesterday.


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The Fire Brigades Union last night condemned his view.

General Secretary Matt Wrack said: ‘It’s very easy for people who do not risk their lives fighting fires to sneer at people who do.

‘Mr McGuirk is among the highest paid fire chiefs in the country, getting more than £200,000 a year. He is massively overpaid.
‘For that money we could get six fully trained firefighters, which would be a much better use of scarce resources.’


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McGuirk for PM
- alan, london, 15/9/2010 4:15
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