| As an NHS employee... 11:19 - Oct 19 with 980 views | BlueBadger |
..I'm glad to see our MPs working on a Saturday. I mean, it’s a weekday right? Hope they won’t be claiming they need extra pay or anything.
#areyouatworkjeremy [Post edited 19 Oct 2019 11:22]
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:19 - Oct 19 with 871 views | textbackup |
you aren't the only person that works at a weekend, its not just NHS staff that do, assume you knew this was likely when you took the job? |  |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:25 - Oct 19 with 853 views | footers |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:19 - Oct 19 by textbackup |
you aren't the only person that works at a weekend, its not just NHS staff that do, assume you knew this was likely when you took the job? |
I've been working today... writing about Brexit.
Think Badge's main point is more about the unfair conditions and expectations the Tories set out for junior doctors and other NHS staff to provide an unnecessary 'seven-day service' and even longer hours, at a time when services are already severely stretched due to Tory austerity cuts?
Just a thought. |  |
| "We need a man in charge of boys, they wont like it up em, but they'd rather it be coming from their gaffer than those broom wrangling wannabes in league 1." | | Poll: | Who is the best Judge? |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:27 - Oct 19 with 848 views | J2BLUE |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:19 - Oct 19 by textbackup |
you aren't the only person that works at a weekend, its not just NHS staff that do, assume you knew this was likely when you took the job? |
Even I got paid 1.5x on Sundays when I worked as a glorified cash dispenser. NHS staff do something far more important, often work insane shifts and deserve to be compensated much better than they are. |  |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:28 - Oct 19 with 841 views | footers |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:27 - Oct 19 by J2BLUE |
Even I got paid 1.5x on Sundays when I worked as a glorified cash dispenser. NHS staff do something far more important, often work insane shifts and deserve to be compensated much better than they are. |
My god, we agree, J2! Think I need a drink.
Hats off to Badger and the rest of the NHS crew. Cheers! | |
| "We need a man in charge of boys, they wont like it up em, but they'd rather it be coming from their gaffer than those broom wrangling wannabes in league 1." | | Poll: | Who is the best Judge? |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:31 - Oct 19 with 825 views | J2BLUE |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:28 - Oct 19 by footers |
My god, we agree, J2! Think I need a drink.
Hats off to Badger and the rest of the NHS crew. Cheers! |
I don't like it either. | |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:32 - Oct 19 with 825 views | Darth_Koont |
Agree 100%
#strangeselfdefeatinghashtag |  | | |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:33 - Oct 19 with 819 views | footers |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:31 - Oct 19 by J2BLUE |
I don't like it either. |
Hey, you were in agreement with me on the food thread... Which, come to think of it, is also quite troubling! | |
| "We need a man in charge of boys, they wont like it up em, but they'd rather it be coming from their gaffer than those broom wrangling wannabes in league 1." | | Poll: | Who is the best Judge? |
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| As an NHS employee... on 16:39 - Oct 19 with 793 views | m14_blue |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:19 - Oct 19 by textbackup |
you aren't the only person that works at a weekend, its not just NHS staff that do, assume you knew this was likely when you took the job? |
I think you've missed the point.
And yes, I've been at work today (and not for the NHS). |  | | |
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| As an NHS employee... on 17:05 - Oct 19 with 758 views | textbackup |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:27 - Oct 19 by J2BLUE |
Even I got paid 1.5x on Sundays when I worked as a glorified cash dispenser. NHS staff do something far more important, often work insane shifts and deserve to be compensated much better than they are. |
the NHS staff are incredible, completely agree. | |
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| As an NHS employee... on 17:23 - Oct 19 with 738 views | Darth_Koont |
| As an NHS employee... on 17:05 - Oct 19 by textbackup |
the NHS staff are incredible, completely agree. |
Would you pay 5% more tax for the NHS? | | | |
| As an NHS employee... on 17:36 - Oct 19 with 708 views | Churchman |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:27 - Oct 19 by J2BLUE |
Even I got paid 1.5x on Sundays when I worked as a glorified cash dispenser. NHS staff do something far more important, often work insane shifts and deserve to be compensated much better than they are. |
Agree with that. It was sometimes necessary for me to work at weekends when I worked for the govt and in the private sector before that, but more recently especially I could do that at home, mostly. I wasn’t paid for it but it was part of the job (project world) and usually took the time owed when I needed it.
As you say, the work NHS staff do is astonishing and the staff are much more important than anything I ever did. They should be properly looked after - both in pay and terms and conditions. |  | | |
| This is how wrong you are Texters, J2 had a valid counter to your point. (n/t) on 02:33 - Oct 20 with 552 views | BlueBadger |
| As an NHS employee... on 16:27 - Oct 19 by J2BLUE |
Even I got paid 1.5x on Sundays when I worked as a glorified cash dispenser. NHS staff do something far more important, often work insane shifts and deserve to be compensated much better than they are. |
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| As an NHS employee... on 08:30 - Oct 20 with 473 views | allezlesbleus |
I would hope that these MPs are not constantly commenting on messages on football forums whilst at work. |  | | |
| As an NHS employee... on 09:02 - Oct 20 with 448 views | textbackup |
| As an NHS employee... on 17:23 - Oct 19 by Darth_Koont |
Would you pay 5% more tax for the NHS? |
yes.
my NI contribution monthly is pretty hefty anyway, however paying more into those that look after us seems a complete no brainer.
does that make me labour/conservative/leave/remain? I genuinely have no idea | |
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| This is how wrong you are Texters, J2 had a valid counter to your point. (n/t) on 09:04 - Oct 20 with 438 views | textbackup |
| This is how wrong you are Texters, J2 had a valid counter to your point. (n/t) on 02:33 - Oct 20 by BlueBadger |
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how wrong I am? I didn't say I was right.... I asked if you knew pay when you took the job on. | |
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| As an NHS employee... on 09:11 - Oct 20 with 424 views | Darth_Koont |
| As an NHS employee... on 09:02 - Oct 20 by textbackup |
yes.
my NI contribution monthly is pretty hefty anyway, however paying more into those that look after us seems a complete no brainer.
does that make me labour/conservative/leave/remain? I genuinely have no idea |
Labour and pro-European.
Not so surprising the UK struggles to fund the NHS (or take care of the most vulnerable in society like saving children from poverty) when we’ve got one of the lowest income tax and company tax in the developed world. | | | |
| As an NHS employee... on 09:19 - Oct 20 with 408 views | Swansea_Blue |
| As an NHS employee... on 09:02 - Oct 20 by textbackup |
yes.
my NI contribution monthly is pretty hefty anyway, however paying more into those that look after us seems a complete no brainer.
does that make me labour/conservative/leave/remain? I genuinely have no idea |
I think we have to. Increased taxation would need to be progressive so it’s affordable, but it’s undeniable that as a country we can afford to pay more to improve our public services. |  |
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