Teachers are one of the most over paid public servants.
Teachers are one of the most over paid public servants.
Sack the lot of them i say. Theres millions out of work so plenty of people willing to take these jobs on. Theres a lot of people qualified and with many years of experience looking for work. Give them a chance. Sack these strikers.
Britains economy is weak and strikes like this will only make matters worse for everyone.
Britains economy is weak and strikes like this will only make matters worse for everyone.
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cantaloup63
Your teachers evidently were
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cantaloup63
Experience of what? Sorry, I forgot that you don't consider experience of doing a particular skill to be worth jack-all
Are you a RGI yet, it's been a fortnight or so since you enquired about it so you've have plenty of time to have mastered this 
PS - think what you did to that pensioner's house in Bournmouth was bang out of order.
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joinerjohn
Hmm, just think about that Naz. If you sack them and replace them with jobless, you've not really solved anything have you? If you sacked a million workers and replaced them with a million unemployed people, you still have a million newly unemployed people.
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cantaloup63
Don't confuse the poor lad with logic
Hmm, just think about that Naz. If you sack them and replace them with jobless, you've not really solved anything have you? If you sacked a million workers and replaced them with a million unemployed people, you still have a million newly unemployed people.
You meed to bear in mind that Naz thinks that all plumbers are overpaid wastrels who should be sacked so that highly skilled and trained ones such as him (he did a course which consists of about 20 days over a two year period) can take over and charge a fraction of the price.
Hmm, just think about that Naz. If you sack them and replace them with jobless, you've not really solved anything have you? If you sacked a million workers and replaced them with a million unemployed people, you still have a million newly unemployed people.
true but those unemployed may be getting paid more for working then they ever got on benefits. Even those skilled and with experienced who have been out of work may find themselves with a chance to earn a much higher salary.
Those who currently work are on decent money yet these greedy morons want more. Finding themselves on the dole will be an unpleasant shock to their system and they will soon find a way back into work.
I say it again, sack the lot of them!! My parents are flying out in a couple of days and if there are any delays i will confront any strikers at the airport and give them a good damned ear full They are disrupting peoples lives, making innocent peoples lives a misery and why? How dare they. The british government is far too soft on these strikers. They need to come down hard on them and the unions who egg the gullible strikers on.
Naz might me on to something...
Take 100,000 "strikers" each earning £35k for doing the same job (it's only an example after all), sack them and replace them with 100,000 out of work qualified persons but only on a salary of £25k (that'll separate the want-to-works from the ones that just make a noise about being jobless plus for the lack of "practical" experience).
And in one fell swoop, £1bn saved PA no sweat
If only were it that seemples methinks.
Company I work for is undergoing a "restructure" of it's project teams, basically rooting out the slackers and waving them good bye with minimal pay-out.
Take 100,000 "strikers" each earning £35k for doing the same job (it's only an example after all), sack them and replace them with 100,000 out of work qualified persons but only on a salary of £25k (that'll separate the want-to-works from the ones that just make a noise about being jobless plus for the lack of "practical" experience).
And in one fell swoop, £1bn saved PA no sweat
If only were it that seemples methinks.
Company I work for is undergoing a "restructure" of it's project teams, basically rooting out the slackers and waving them good bye with minimal pay-out.
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LooPrEvil
Lets just have a £25k salary cap for all, all have everybody earning the same wage, irrespective of what they do?
Your teachers evidently were
A Bit Touchy, Aren't We? But that's typical of most self-opinionated teachers.
I must say they have it good though. This is how it typically works. In an average secondary school, at least 60% of teaching staff are in charge of something (Head of year, Heads of subjects, Pastoral heads, Deputy Heads, Assistant heads - and then they get imaginative with the titles). By the way did I mention second in department posts in a department with two members of staff?
But the icing on the cake is; as the teacher’s are too busy planning for lesson’s, marking etc the extra responsibilities are passed on to support staff.
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joinerjohn
Hmm I would have to say Yes. Just as long as it only applied to those greedy pigs with their snouts in the trough, that are also known as MP's .
I had a student teacher working with me for a while a few years back.
He told me his starting salary would be £19k rising to £24k in a year or so and peaking at £32k after so many years of professional developement.
Its probably risen well since that.
I told him he would never be worth that to which he told me to **** off.
He told me his starting salary would be £19k rising to £24k in a year or so and peaking at £32k after so many years of professional developement.
Its probably risen well since that.
I told him he would never be worth that to which he told me to **** off.
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cantaloup63
Not really that touchy - you made a drivellous glib and infantile goading remark and I dealt with it accordingly. You should deal with your own chips on your shoulder before you start casting aspersions.
Not in my experience, but then again I've only worked in a small number of schools over the last 20 or so years
Nonsense.
