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entwisi

16-07-2008 11:35

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Nah, no refund as they will need to pay them overtime to collect it on Sunday instead!

Neil	16-07-2008 15:37

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Originally Posted by entwisi (Post 607566)

Nah, no refund as they will need to pay them overtime to collect it on Sunday instead!

How can they pay overtime if they have not done their contractual hours for the week. By definition overtime means over your contractual hours. They should be on single time until they go over their normal hours.

WillowTheWhisp

16-07-2008 16:11

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So does that mean that ours will be emptied on Friday? It was due today.

pam1	16-07-2008 16:23

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Wednesday Will Be Done On Friday And Thursday Will Be Done On Monday.i Have Put A Thread On About The Bin Strike

andrewb

16-07-2008 21:55

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It seems UNISON are celebrating depriving children of an education by closing schools, closing nurseries and services for the disabled..

UNISON the public service union

:mad:

BERNADETTE

16-07-2008 21:58

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 607813)

It seems UNISON are celebrating depriving children of an education by closing schools, closing nurseries and services for the disabled..

UNISON the public service union

:mad:

So you think they should take a cut in their pay when all their basic living expenses are on the up?? I certainly don't!!!

accyman

16-07-2008 22:00

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 607813)

It seems UNISON are celebrating depriving children of an education by closing schools, closing nurseries and services for the disabled..

UNISON the public service union

:mad:

pay them propper then , iv heard about this on the radio today and people were saying everone is struggleing and getting rubbish payrises

good for them for striking to get what they want and 1 day off school is not depriving a child of an education you little drama queen you:rolleyes:

cashman

16-07-2008 22:00

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 607816)

So you think they should take a cut in their pay when all their basic living expenses are on the up?? I certainly don't!!!

Conservative Bernie- means conserve fer oneself. a tory MP once told me that.:rolleyes:

Bonnyboy

16-07-2008 22:05

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 607813)

It seems UNISON are celebrating depriving children of an education by closing schools, closing nurseries and services for the disabled..

UNISON the public service union

:mad:

I don’t think anyone who has had to, who is doing or may be thinking of going on strike regards the matter as a celebration. Stop attempting to twist everything.

Royboy39

16-07-2008 22:06

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 607818)

Conservative Bernie- means conserve fer oneself. a tory MP once told me that.:rolleyes:

I think that's what we all do every day of the week....or try.:)

cashman

16-07-2008 22:08

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 607823)

I think that's what we all do every day of the week....or try.:)

not really,i can look at meself in the mirror.

BERNADETTE

16-07-2008 22:12

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 607818)

Conservative Bernie- means conserve fer oneself. a tory MP once told me that.:rolleyes:

Looking that way:rolleyes: By the way Andrew my sister is on of the people who was on strike, she is a nursery nurse and I can assure you she is one of the most decent people you could ever wish to meet. She certainly is not celebrating about the children missing nursery but she like others expects a decent standard of living and taking a cut in wages when prices are rising as they are is not conducive to that end!!!!

andrewb

16-07-2008 22:12

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 607816)

So you think they should take a cut in their pay when all their basic living expenses are on the up?? I certainly don't!!!

If one thing is clear, people don't want increased council tax, or fewer services.

Browns tax and spend-everything-we-have policy has left us in a very difficult situation.

Royboy39

16-07-2008 22:14

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 607825)

not really,i can look at meself in the mirror.

Cashy....how many times can you count on one, or maybe two hands that someone in Spain tried to get into your back pocket? and when you returned to the UK, do you not look after your interests as a priority above all else?

BERNADETTE

16-07-2008 22:14

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Originally Posted by andrewb (Post 607828)

If one thing is clear, people don't want increased council tax, or fewer services.

Browns tax and spend-everything-we-have policy has left us in a very difficult situation.

So are you suggesting that they accept a pay cut???

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