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14 Feb 15
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-31429726
makes it look like the NHS is not what is being portrayed ,all round this story shows a lot of truth .
no one was exactly rushing to help this dying man outside a hospital not even the man who took him there .
the specky ginger steaming tower of p!sh looks like a typical public serctor employee .... ,how come these cants are endemic in that sector ?
watched a news report of from a protest outside a city chambers ,it was all public sector employees shouting about keeping services and jobs .
got me thinking ,when the public sector employees are the only ones shouting about the need to keep these services maybe its all a load of shoite ,and very poor value to the taxpayer ....is it the case that the public sector is not any better than the bankers ? all part of the same steaming pile imo
why do we need so many public sector jobs ?
makes it look like the NHS is not what is being portrayed ,all round this story shows a lot of truth .
no one was exactly rushing to help this dying man outside a hospital not even the man who took him there .
the specky ginger steaming tower of p!sh looks like a typical public serctor employee .... ,how come these cants are endemic in that sector ?
watched a news report of from a protest outside a city chambers ,it was all public sector employees shouting about keeping services and jobs .
got me thinking ,when the public sector employees are the only ones shouting about the need to keep these services maybe its all a load of shoite ,and very poor value to the taxpayer ....is it the case that the public sector is not any better than the bankers ? all part of the same steaming pile imo
why do we need so many public sector jobs ?
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The more shíte you create, the more shíte shovellers ye need..
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so its OK wat hap here ? the norm .
constantly having to listen to the public sector promulgation about what is right and waht is wrong they have animals rights higher than humans imo .....horrible types ,full of nothing but know everything . that guy is a typical public bot ,but who is driving the bus ? |
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Just off your link. Appalling behaviour.
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Evening aka
aye ....its not great viewing |
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I do not think it is all public sector workers
I think this is the general attitude of society today, people are encouraged to think only of themselves and nobody else There is no pride in a job well done any more, it is just about making money now, greed and self interest are everything. The NHS is underfunded anyway. This was disgraceful anyway, |
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agree the general public were shocking in this instance but its not a world i know ,it was a taxi driver who actually responded,help thing kicked in ,the facking bot was not interested ,and that steaming pile is getting a good wage ,conditions and pension.
We need a pwoper debate about the NHS . maybe its my northern working class background ,but i can spot a public sector type easily ,i dont feel they are representative of the population IN GENERAL they are a certain type and thats the problem . this is unacceptable in my world and hope the guy gets his due reward ,as for the folks that walked past ,sorry but summit aint right ,or is that how it is darn sarf now ? |
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Get rid of the public sector,privatize everything is the answer
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After all we have the cheapest rail fares in Europe
on our German foreign owned trains.The lowest electric gas prices...the list goes on |
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there is definitely a 'Public sector' type, they are drawn to life of monotony and safety, were failure to perform results in nothing happening. Teachers sacked? been a handful
Of course best/natural place for some services is in the states hands police/army/schools/trains and uk like the state to look after health (but not most dental work  ) |
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The OP is an idiot, he is basing his view of "the public sector" on the actions of one despicable individual.
As the investigationg police officer said, "He [the paramedic] is no way an example of other ambulance staff, the vast majority of whom do a wonderful job in challenging circumstances". I'm willing to bet that breadandbutter would be first in the queue to bitch and moan if there were no dustbin collectors, street cleaners or road gritters. Clown. |
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Go back sixty years or so and all these libraries and parks and swimming pools they are closing now were being built then. They weren't cutting back they were expanding. That's when the country was really poor.
Now the public sector has been swelled so much with jobs that aren't really needed that we can't afford to run the basic services we have taken for granted. It's diversity officers before dustbinmen these days. |
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MisterBadger, instead of calling the OP an idiot why don't you answer his question?
why do we need so many public sector jobs ? |
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always been a gap and perceptions between public and private workers.
worked in both and the difference was this. if you private sector boss shafted you you generally didnt have a leg to stand on or no where to go. if it happened in the public sector you had a union behind you. i guess some people like being trodden on and not being able to fight back... bit like gimps |
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^^ works in public sector
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which public sector jobs would you like to get rid of ?
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i guess some people like being trodden on and not being able to fight back...
While others get cushy overpaid jobs in the public sector with little chance of getting the sack, and fat pensions and early retirement. Paid for out of the taxes of workers at the sharp end whose feet wouldn't touch the ground if they failed to perform. Is that what they call socialism, one set of pampered workers living of the backs of others? |
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i thought the bankers worked in the private sector
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why do we need so many public sector jobs ?
The only people who can answer that are people with expertise in that area. Anyone else is just a pure guesser. As for the unfortunate Carl Cope, from the footage it seems the person most to blame for his death was himself. He must have known that being so overweight was liable to lead to a heart attack, yet he did nothing about it. The ambulance man has paid the price for his actions, but I think in all likelihood the man couldn't be saved. As for young people, public sector workers, private bankers etc. we get confirmation bias from the media, bias that has been put in our heads by the media in the first place. The reality is often the exact opposite to what is drip fed into our brains. I think generally people are more responsible than they were, but one thing that has definitely changed for the worse is blame culture. |
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Are the banks overstaffed as well?
Many workers I know in the banking sector can only dream of getting the jobs and conditions available the public sector. |
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Calling private sector workers 'gimps' seems to sum it up for me.
There is a sense of arrogance & superiority in public sector workers because they are simply employed by the state. They like to call it socialism or unionism but it isnt either of them. Public sector workers in hospitals or schools are happy to see low paid outsourced cleaners treated poorly without a second thought. They probably think they are 'gimps' or something |
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very true brendan
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The only people who can answer that are people with expertise in that area.
Ever heard of a public sector manager asking for a reduction in the number of his staff? The first thing that any manager does when he gets a job in the public sector is to appoint an assistant manager. Then when the inevitable cuts come they'll have someone to sack instead of him. |
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and those gimps should aspire to become a pleb
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so there is no such job as assistant manager in the private sector
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^Well they don't sack them they just shuffle them around and put them in another department.
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Tbf,anyone would get a bit acclimatised to death and despair
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What is your point other than that you are just backing a hunch Dr C?
I've only ever worked in the private sector. I never came across anyone asking for a reduction in their number of staff, only people asking for more. |
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GAZO,
Only if they are needed. You see that's the difference between having to earn money and simply spending money. |
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CLYDEBANK,
You've answered your own question. |
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c29 so you have worked in the private sector of a decent sized company and you have never seen VR or early retirement ?
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The only public sector are I know much about is teaching and people in the teaching profession work much harder than they did 20-30-40 years ago. There is a shortage of teachers in maths, physics and chemistry. If the job and conditions are so cushy why is there such a shortage of teachers, barring the fact that prospective teachers will get much better paid elsewhere?
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who said teaching was cushy job ?
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IS I've absolutely no idea what point you are trying to make let alone what relevance it has to the point I was making.
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Is the shortage of teachers down to people not wanting to do the job or a shortage of cash to train people?
With the expanding population there is a greater demand for many more workers. Paying for them is another matter. That is one of the problems with high immigration. At the end of the day it becomes very expensive to maintain the public services. |
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Government dont want to pay or invest in nurses so they go for cheap fix and import trained workers, which harms our nation.
I would had thought the main reason for a shortage in teachers is that you have to be skilled and will only earn an average wage in the end. |
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If the job and conditions are so cushy...
Of course there are demanding jobs in the public sector, you can always point to certain areas where they're worth their salt. Nevertheless that is far from typical of the public sector. It remains a very cushy and well paid place to work. |
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IS, I would think the biggest reason for people not wanting to go into teaching certainly at the lower levels, is the problem of having to keep order amongst unruly kids.
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Certainly would be a major concern after pay.
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I don't think you can talk about the public sector unless you start with the greatest example of a public sector industry being paid and indeed being rewarded for failure than the banks.
Any reforms of the public sector should have started with the banks. Btw in the video on the opening post here how come no one has mentioned the actions or rather inactions of the two people who first saw the man who had fallen down. I mean the person pushing an empty wheel chair and the person with them. They were surely hospital employees and they looked back at the injured man lying on the ground as they entered the hospital but they did nothing. |