I wonder what the combined total in Union fees for those enterprise workers over that same period would add up to?
Do you think those workers got value for money? ....
The thought simply went through my head as I read your post, nothing personal, nothing sinister, just a thought!![]()
When i was still in it was about $3.50 a week, so
60 guys on the floor,210 a week, 10920 a year, 327'600 over 30 years.
Funny how none of the union reps never lost their jobs, but that's a whole new thread.
But 60 guys had jobs with health care, private super, and award wages which at the time was pretty good.
Actually much of what you have said makes perfect sense, its a matter of varying opinions on how we got there. Overinflating property prices ( someone else eluded to that ) I have to concur with, its criminal and speculative. There is nothing wrong with accumulating wealth, as long as its actually doing something useful and carrying people along with you.
I vote we all stop agreeing ,,,,this is KB remember
Stephen
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
I shall restore balance
As well as killing the manufacturing industry in the UK. Shutting down the mines. Destroying the car industry. Most likely others, but I'll have a chat with my mum about that at the weekend hopefully. She "was" a Thatcher fan and studied history and politics off the back of that... only to be unable to get a job teaching as education started to suffer through lack of "investment" as (tax cuts) Maggie stuck the boot in on the public sector. I'll admit she was a strong leader, but she had a booming economy at her fingertips as the fiat money system took hold after decimalisation... and as that was over twenty years ago, I doubt we'll ever see her likes again as the economy just isn't there to support what needs to be done. The issues we have now where just starting back then. As much as she did good she was the first of the anti-social PM's imho... and with her buddy Ronnie they put growth and business before the needs of the population and here we are today. The "system" they helped to put in place is destroying life as we knew it. Sure you can call that dramatic, but I don't see it as being anything other than true.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
Dont for get the Malvinas...
The Heart is the drum keeping time for everyone....
When she finally snuffs it, I hope she'll have remained true to her beliefs and have made arrangements to pay for her own state funeral......
“- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
Couched in the simplest of terms, current asset sale plans mean:
Government are going to call for 49% freedom of choice (private) investment in these assets! .. The other 51% remains as compulsory (taxpayer) investment!
Personally, as a taxpayer I can't see too much wrong with that as an alternative to total compulsory taxpayer investment!
(Doesn't mean we all have to agree it will work as planned but taxpayers select these people to do this job for them knowing what they intend to do!)
Hmmm, at least the private investor will get a "choice" in where they spend "their own money"!
Currently the government simply steals the money off the taxpayer at gun point and does what ever they like with it!(Now this part really pisses me off!)
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
"Look, Madame, where we live, look how we live ... look at the life we have...The Republic has forgotten us."
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