Now the ACC truth comes out

[dipshit]

Oh can you please tell me of a company in the private sector (apart from maybe Fonterra) that has 29 staff being paid between $200k - $400k

Please expand my horizons

And take look at some of the jobs going in mining and the gas and oil industry here in NZ.

[Tigadee]

what i dissagree with is people at the top getting huge payrises and people at the bottom in the same organisation being told they cant have anything.

Too right! It just shows that these muppets hired to their positions have no personal investment or pride in their jobs or the company they work for, only what they can get out of their tenure while there.

After all, if they were fired for incompetence or contract not 'renewed', they'll still get paid a hefty sum, wouldn't they? So what's the incentive for them to produce results? Just a cushy job for them while they rape the company...

[mossy1200]

Make ACC an automated service. It could even add some form of humanity to it.

[Brian d marge]

Make ACC an automated service. It could even add some form of humanity to it.

you are Damn right on that one!!!

Stephen

[mashman]

Make ACC an automated service. It could even add some form of humanity to it.

Hello and welcome to the ACC automated diagnostic system. Press 1 if you are injured. Press 2 if your injury is serious (tone). Please select the number that most closely resembles your level of discomfort. 9. If this is a new injury, please press 1. If it is a recurring injury, please press 2 (tone). Good luck berrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[humphrt]

I think that some of you are missing the point. Yes ACC bigwigs don't get paid huge salaries compared to the private sector but they are not a business they are government health insurance. That's our rego levies that are supposed to be(because we are reckless munters) going to our healthcare/loss of earnings when we inevitably crash, not to some rich pricks mortgage