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  • Manxman_in_exile
    Manxman_in_exile Posts: 8,380 Forumite
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    Comms69 wrote: »
    It's possible the NHS would commission the Op to provide the service in the community (much like GPs are) but I agree with you on the whole.


    I will just add im in a redundancy position now and fully agree regarding any SAE that comes up - though nothing been offered yet, with 7 weeks to go.[/QUOTE]


    Good luck - it's not a nice position to be in.
  • Manxman_in_exile
    Manxman_in_exile Posts: 8,380 Forumite
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    seatbeltnoob wrote: »
    workers have too many rights, this is why public sector just becomes more and more costly. Because they can't let anyone go, threat of tribunal, refusal to leave and demanding a role elsewhere etc.

    It's no wonder the gig economy is booming, because employers have far too much red tape.

    I'm guessing OP is in the public sector, utterly dysfunctional and unproductive. So many hangers on


    So why are there so many complaints on these boards about "private sector providers"? They must be better surely?


    EDIT: what about NHS; education; protection of children; protection of vulnerable adults; refuse collection; highway maintenance etc? Do you make no use of these services?


    You're not a FMOTL are you?
  • Comms69
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    seatbeltnoob wrote: »
    Learn to use forums. Do not add your comments inside quotes.
    Im fine using it the way I like thanks.....
  • seatbeltnoob
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    Comms69 wrote: »
    Im fine using it the way I like thanks.....

    typical public sector attitude. I guess you need to get on a training programme sanctioned by your union before you will learn to not add your text into another persons quotation.
  • lincroft1710
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    seatbeltnoob wrote: »
    typical public sector attitude. I guess you need to get on a training programme sanctioned by your union before you will learn to not add your text into another persons quotation.

    Lots of posters do this, including many well established ones. Often easier to read when the post being commented on runs to several paragraphs
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  • Comms69
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    seatbeltnoob wrote: »
    typical public sector attitude. - i've worked private sector too, I know which ive found more rewarding for both myself and society as a whole I guess you need to get on a training programme sanctioned by your union before you will learn to not add your text into another persons quotation.



    Typical nonsense - it's a shame you'd probably be classed as right wing, rather than just loony!


    So i'll keep it simple - I can say and do as I wish.
  • cjmillsnun
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    seatbeltnoob wrote: »
    typical public sector attitude. I guess you need to get on a training programme sanctioned by your union before you will learn to not add your text into another persons quotation.

    What a rude and nasty person you are.
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  • [Deleted User]
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    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Lots of posters do this
    Indeed they do
    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    including many well established ones.
    That doesn't make it the correct way to respond.
    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Often easier to read
    Really? Easier than this?
    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    when the post being commented on runs to several paragraphs
    Copy and Paste is your friend.. :D
    Comms69 wrote: »
    I can say and do as I wish.
    Well, that's not quite true. Posting is a privilege, not a right.
  • seatbeltnoob
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    Manxman_in_exile wrote: »
    So why are there so many complaints on these boards about "private sector providers"? They must be better surely?


    EDIT: what about NHS; education; protection of children; protection of vulnerable adults; refuse collection; highway maintenance etc? Do you make no use of these services?


    You're not a FMOTL are you?

    Interesting you mention public services, yes they do a good job. Some very essential jobs, but the public sector is overstretched. They have financial cutbacks. So if they cannot afford to employ you anymore, jog on and find another job. A tribunal costs them a lot of money. The cost of defending themselves in a tribunal probably costs them the wages of hiring a staff for the entire year

    Funny how some people who defend the public sector and public sector will at the same breath recommend someone fired by the public sector go speak to unions and take them to a tribunal.
  • seatbeltnoob
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    lincroft1710 wrote: »
    Lots of posters do this, including many well established ones. Often easier to read when the post being commented on runs to several paragraphs

    it may be convenient for you, but its confusing to others, especially those who haven't follow the thread all the way. Also it's not possible to reply to your comments in red font that you put inside another persons quotations because the forum won't quote within a quote.

    I guess this is the preferred mode for people who like to bury the heads in their sands and not have to deal with countering views. As it effectively reduces the ability for someone else to quote and counter them.
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