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...excpet too many council gangs are no longer directly employed by the council: they have to be out-sourced to one of the usual suspects (Carillion, Serco, G4S, etc.), so we need a council liaison office in the photie.
I've still not worked out how it's cheaper to have all the lads on the tools plus all the key line managers working for a private company (who have to make a profit), yet they are all earning the same as they did before being privatised. It stinks of dogma triumphing over practicality.
I've still not worked out how it's cheaper to have all the lads on the tools plus all the key line managers working for a private company (who have to make a profit), yet they are all earning the same as they did before being privatised. It stinks of dogma triumphing over practicality.
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Well said Tony.
It used to baffle me how agencies made their money on site too. We'd employ a guy for about £2 over the rate we used to pay on CIS. The agency would fund offices, wages of another guy and keep you staffed. Pure muppetry, if they paid good wages, good blokes wouldn't be hard to find, no need for layer and layers of management. [rantover]
It used to baffle me how agencies made their money on site too. We'd employ a guy for about £2 over the rate we used to pay on CIS. The agency would fund offices, wages of another guy and keep you staffed. Pure muppetry, if they paid good wages, good blokes wouldn't be hard to find, no need for layer and layers of management. [rantover]
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....and we thought Orwell's 1984 was a bit far-fetched and unlikely when we read it at school!
Now, you can't nip for a paper or take the family out for a drive without being tracked by various arms of government and a whole army of private agencies. How have we allowed ourselves to be duped into this situation?
Sorry, but the 'if you've done nowt wrong, you've nowt to worry about' is just a paper-thin excuse hiding the slippery slope to totalitarianism.
Now, you can't nip for a paper or take the family out for a drive without being tracked by various arms of government and a whole army of private agencies. How have we allowed ourselves to be duped into this situation?
Sorry, but the 'if you've done nowt wrong, you've nowt to worry about' is just a paper-thin excuse hiding the slippery slope to totalitarianism.
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