Today is a Bank Holiday

Barny1979

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth wrote: »

And I mean the fact that you claim to be a civil servant and don't contribute to this thread, that does your colleagues no good. So say something construction or take a ...

If you post on a public forum and go off on rants at employees, expect to be picked up on it.

Did you contact the bank/building society about the potential missed payment?

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Barny1979 wrote: »

If you post on a public forum and go off on rants at employees, expect to be picked up on it.

Did you contact the bank/building society about the potential missed payment?

Oh do please read. Employee are you. An employer has people to make things to sell. Civil servants do not make things, they use the tax raised on employers and employees to subjugate the proletariat.

Your words expect to be picked on, if your age a civil servant, again does not do your colleagues well.

Your banking question. Last time the DWP did an immediate payment that the banking system, a commercial enterprise, was well heeled to cope with, payment being made within 90 minutes of realising the civil service flock up. Today, they failed to be capable of doing this as they were unavailable. Therefor your suggestion that the banking system was at fault lies with the rest of words on this thread, utter and complete, CODSWALLOP.

Barny1979

employee
ɛmplɔɪˈiː,ɛmˈplɔɪiː,ɪm-/
noun
noun: employee; plural noun: employees

1. a person employed for wages or salary, especially at non-executive level.
   synonyms:worker, member of staff, member of the workforce; Moreblue-collar worker, white-collar worker, workman, labourer, artisan, hand, hired hand, hired man, hired person, hired help, hireling;
   wage-earner, breadwinner;
   personnel, staff, workforce
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

Barny1979

Where is my suggestion that the banking system are at fault? I was simply asking have you contacted them to make them aware that you will miss a payment due to the JSA being late and therefore being able to discuss the options with the mortgage company?

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Barny1979 wrote: »

employee
ɛmplɔɪˈiː,ɛmˈplɔɪiː,ɪm-/
noun
noun: employee; plural noun: employees

1. a person employed for wages or salary, especially at non-executive level.
   synonyms:worker, member of staff, member of the workforce; Moreblue-collar worker, white-collar worker, workman, labourer, artisan, hand, hired hand, hired man, hired person, hired help, hireling;
   wage-earner, breadwinner;
   personnel, staff, workforce
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

I take it from that, your search on google, that you have no answer as to why your employer failed, for the second time, a 100% record, to pay my CB JSA today. One hopes that as a civil servant, the payment system is able to effect your payment on 31st December so you, as you mentioned earlier, allow the alcohol to kick in on new years eve.

JReacher1

I realise it can hit us all but someone unemployed on benefits abusing public servants for being idle doesn't sit well with me.

If they've all been given xmas eve off as holiday that doesn't make them idle just that they've been given a day off work.

I work hard, if I was given xmas eve off I would not like to be called "idle" because I wasn't in work. I am just on holiday.

Barny1979

As I said, I work for a Local Government, not the Job Centre, so not here to justify their role. Do keep up please

I was paid on the 22nd December, so no financial issues for me.

SeduLOUs

Barny1979 wrote: »

Where is my suggestion that the banking system are at fault? I was simply asking have you contacted them to make them aware that you will miss a payment due to the JSA being late and therefore being able to discuss the options with the mortgage company?

He doesn't have time to be proactive!

Why should he have to phone people in an attempt to resolve his situation when he can instead keep posting here about how it's the job centre's fault!

The disgusting bone idle job centre workers haven't even broken into the office against their employer's wishes and whilst on their annual leave to sort him out on Christmas Eve, it's appalling staff behaviour really.

Maybe there is a job centre worker online now who can rectify this whole mess by personally paying his mortgage payment for him. Any volunteers?

Who needs Civil Servants anyway? Surely the massive tax fund can just sort itself out. Instead of deducting tax from my payroll I could just calculate my own tax and NI and put that amount in a bucket outside my house for the unemployed, pensioners, the NHS and the police etc to help themselves to. Everyone is completely honest these days, so I can't see any potential problems - it certainly doesn't need people to manage it. :rotfl:

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

Barny1979 wrote: »

If you post on a public forum and go off on rants at employees, expect to be picked up on it.

Did you contact the bank/building society about the potential missed payment?

Barny1979 wrote: »

Where is my suggestion that the banking system are at fault? I was simply asking have you contacted them to make them aware that you will miss a payment due to the JSA being late and therefore being able to discuss the options with the mortgage company?

Oh dear. Glad you were paid on 22nd. Perhaps that was before the IT errors. Ooops that happened also on 11th December 2014

Barny1979

I would hazard a guess that there are different systems for payments, as it is two different organisations. So did you contact your mortgage provider?