Should Nurse's Strike?

[HeHasRisen]

1 minute ago, Mister Gee said:

I’m not a nurse, it’s up to them if they decide to strike.

That wasnt the question I asked.

 

Here it is again.

 

Do you honestly, really believe that 14% of a cohort of people that are either a) earning just below the median average earnings, or b) earning above/way above it, are using foodbanks?

 

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Edited November 9, 2022 by HeHasRisen

[Delbow]

Of course the Tories will try and portray this as a 'union baron' hitting the red button and everyone obediently voting for strike action, but if that was the case they'd have been on strike every year for the last few years. This is the result of years of austerity and public pay 'restraint', coupled with the cost of living crisis. 

 

The Tories have massively degraded the NHS and now the poor health of the population is holding back economic growth for the first time in centuries The UK spends the second lowest amount per person on health care of the G7 nations. Time for a wealth tax to turn the tide for the 99%

[hackey lad]

34 minutes ago, Mister Gee said:

Right wing moron on SF alert!

No need to call yourself that 

19 minutes ago, Mister Gee said:

Old enough to know that you’re a complete and utter ****ing plonker.

And old enough to know swearing is childish 

6 minutes ago, Delbow said:

Of course the Tories will try and portray this as a 'union baron' hitting the red button and everyone obediently voting for strike action, but if that was the case they'd have been on strike every year for the last few years. This is the result of years of austerity and public pay 'restraint', coupled with the cost of living crisis. 

 

The Tories have massively degraded the NHS and now the poor health of the population is holding back economic growth for the first time in centuries The UK spends the second lowest amount per person on health care of the G7 nations. Time for a wealth tax to turn the tide for the 99%

No , all the strike threats are because some people perceive the Government are having a hard time 

[Delbow]

8 minutes ago, hackey lad said:

 

No , all the strike threats are because some people perceive the Government are having a hard time 

Lol, check out this dunce

[hackey lad]

5 minutes ago, Delbow said:

Lol, check out this dunce

Check your history 

[Slinny]

3 hours ago, Mister Gee said:

Why would it?

What would they live on fresh airb

[fools]

3 minutes ago, Slinny said:

What would they live on fresh airb

what happens to inflation if everyone gets a 17% pay rise, what happens to tax levels

Edited November 9, 2022 by fools

[Guest sibon]

It’s always the same, isn’t it.

 

Someone suggests taxing the well off a little more, and there’s a queue of Tories trying to explain that £80k isn’t a very high salary anyway. 

 

Someone else suggests that useful members of society should get a decent pay rise and the Tories are up in arms. “£37k is enough, how much do you want to be paid?”

 

The truth is that mortgages, rents, food and energy are all going through the roof. Wages have to follow. And, whisper it, but high wages are going to have to come down to pay for it.

[fools]

6 minutes ago, sibon said:

The truth is that mortgages, rents, food and energy are all going through the roof. Wages have to follow. And, whisper it, but high wages are going to have to come down to pay for it.

not the smartest of your comments. the truth is, the people who work in the private sector will have to foot the bill as they always do

Edited November 9, 2022 by fools

[Slinny]

12 minutes ago, fools said:

what happens to inflation if everyone gets a 17% pay rise, what happens to tax levels

I don’t know about that , but know people going to food banks are going up do you think they are all on the tap ,  What They Can Get For Nothing , Comprend a ,