People get jealous for all sorts of reasons.
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And some say MP's are lazy work shirking buggers…
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Especially if there wages go backwards
Not if people believe what you and denso are saying - your wages have outpaced them.
It’s not £70k
Nudging. £69k.
how much of a raise have the train operating company bosses had?
how much profit are the shareholders getting
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Anecdotes don't give a countrywide answer
What’s that got to do with it? FFS, you’ll be working Brexit and your lack of tomatoes into it next.
Not true
Starting salary £30k
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Did I mention unqualified trainees? Did anyone? Would anyone be inconvenienced by a person not qualified to drive a train going on strike?Not true
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"The average train driver salary in the UK is £48,500 per year. Train drivers can expect to begin with an average starting salary of £30,000, with the highest salaries often exceeding £65,000."Not true
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Were they striking too? Can’t see that I noticed.
It has a lot to do with it.
The Train Operating Companies are creaming off as much profit as they can whilst trying to avoid decent wages and conditions, especially for the engineers, maintenance and platform staff in RMT union
I thought you voted for Brexit for the benefit of ordinary working people of this country…..yet you don’t like unions who campaign for decent wages for ordinary working people
