If Rishi has £10 billion to spend, and he uses £15 billion to cut taxes for the wealthy, he misplaces £15 billion he meant to spend on healthcare, and he cuts £10 billion from the Education budget, by what percentage are nurses helping Putin by going on strike?
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If Rishi has £10 billion to spend, and he uses £15 billion to cut taxes for the wealthy, he misplaces £15 billion he meant to spend on healthcare, and he cuts £10 billion from the Education budget, by what percentage are nurses helping Putin by going on strike?
A few more years of maths will solve this puzzle. Answer is layabouts and boat people.
Ifeveryone was richer, better educated and so on, who'll be driving the trucks, serving pints, selling groceries and so on?
feck them and feck absolutely everyone who doesn’t vote for the candidate for MP most likely to boot out any Tory incumbents!
The fecking parasitic cnuts have to go, then we can maybe start looking at the rehabilitation of this country.
Yeah, they can't get the staff now, how many do you think they'll have if the do something like this
Think it's about time we get some good old fashioned pitchforks out.
Guy Fawkes may be an alternative.
100 years ago they did
It isn't really kids who get Tories elected though is it?
I read somewhere that folks tend to get more conservative as they get older, no idea whether it's true but I suspect it is
Has Starmer voiced his support for this yet, or will I have to wait until tomorrow?
Do the French have any guillotines we can borrow?
Good old Brexit benefits coming to play.
And Sunak clearly plants his mast with the FTSE 100 lot (raise your hand if, like me, you are shocked).
It’s really divided people
Is that your main take away?
Nah chicken tikka masala is
I prefer a chicken tarka. Like a tikka, but a little otter
Needs more integration, then.
They will have to work it out
never heard of Chicken tarka and Im Indian
Been saying it for years, some unions like the RMT push it too far. Whether the legislation gets watered down or not, minimum service levels will eventually be brought in if the strikes keep up at this pace. I feel sorry for NHS workers as their support for strikes is waning in polls as a result of being lumped in with other less popular unions, makes it much easier for the government. Never mind the legal challenges either, other countries with the same basic laws had no problems implementing it.
Whoosh.
Yes the feckers, how dare they ask for a small piece of the very large pie.
Wonder if these minimum service levels also apply to the franchise owners / investors and their executives? With the clawing back of bonuses, cancellations of dividends?
I think I know the answer to that question!
Yes, obviously. Or GNER would still be running the East Coast line.
Democracy, Tory style...
Rishi Sunak considered union ban for thousands of key staff – leaked emails
Internal messages reveal proposals described as potentially ‘the biggest attack on workers’ rights and freedoms’ for generations
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jan/07/rishi-sunak-union-ban-key-staff-leaked-emails
Rishi Sunak considered union ban for thousands of key staff – leaked emails
Internal messages reveal proposals described as potentially ‘the biggest attack on workers’ rights and freedoms’ for generations
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jan/07/rishi-sunak-union-ban-key-staff-leaked-emails
Absolute rotten cnut.
Yet so many right wingers wax lyrical about "freedom of speech" and rights etc. But reality is the government is so right wing its bordering on fascist.
But Rishi is left wing?