Sir Cliff Richard
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La Liga said:
t's hard to draw comparisons. Regardless, creating a situation where you'll link physical fitness and capability to pay will only have a detrimental impact. I'd speculate it's exceptionally unlikely to occur so it's practically irrelevant.
It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
Injury = reduced pay is prevalent in several sectors e.g. construction, engineering, agriculture, forestry, commercial fishing.It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
The current decade of austerity is a result of leaving issues for future gubmints / management to resolve.
When someone is injured and incapacitated in the course of their duties, surely existing arrangements for compensation and being re-engaged in a 'light duty' capacity on lower pay is usual? I see no fault in applying that to police. It's not a dignity-affecting penalty - it's a recognition that they have a useful role to continue to play. Pension entitlements could easily remain.
BlackLabel said:
While we are on the subject of multi millionaire singers and composers, I see that Elton John may be in a bit of trouble.
TMZ.com said:
Sir Elton John forced himself on a former security guard, grabbing the man's genitals on multiple occasions ... at least that's the claim in a lawsuit just filed against Elton.
Jeffrey Wenninger says 3 alleged incidents went down in 2014. In the suit, Wenninger says he and Elton were in a car together when Elton put his hands in Wenninger's pants. He says Elton attempted to grab his genitals and put his fingers between Wenninger's butt cheeks.
According to the suit, Elton then told him to "Get your todger out" and "say hello to Uncle Elton."
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/28/elton-john-lawsuit-s...
Jeffrey Wenninger says 3 alleged incidents went down in 2014. In the suit, Wenninger says he and Elton were in a car together when Elton put his hands in Wenninger's pants. He says Elton attempted to grab his genitals and put his fingers between Wenninger's butt cheeks.
According to the suit, Elton then told him to "Get your todger out" and "say hello to Uncle Elton."
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/28/elton-john-lawsuit-s...
Uncle Elton. V8 Fettler said:
La Liga said:
It's hard to draw comparisons. Regardless, creating a situation where you'll link physical fitness and capability to pay will only have a detrimental impact. I'd speculate it's exceptionally unlikely to occur so it's practically irrelevant.
It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
Injury = reduced pay is prevalent in several sectors e.g. construction, engineering, agriculture, forestry, commercial fishing.It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
V8 Fettler said:
The current decade of austerity is a result of leaving issues for future gubmints / management to resolve.
Or it's a result the banks wrecking the economy through direct or indirect exposure to sub-prime debt. funkyrobot said:
BlackLabel said:
While we are on the subject of multi millionaire singers and composers, I see that Elton John may be in a bit of trouble.
TMZ.com said:
Sir Elton John forced himself on a former security guard, grabbing the man's genitals on multiple occasions ... at least that's the claim in a lawsuit just filed against Elton.
Jeffrey Wenninger says 3 alleged incidents went down in 2014. In the suit, Wenninger says he and Elton were in a car together when Elton put his hands in Wenninger's pants. He says Elton attempted to grab his genitals and put his fingers between Wenninger's butt cheeks.
According to the suit, Elton then told him to "Get your todger out" and "say hello to Uncle Elton."
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/28/elton-john-lawsuit-s...
Jeffrey Wenninger says 3 alleged incidents went down in 2014. In the suit, Wenninger says he and Elton were in a car together when Elton put his hands in Wenninger's pants. He says Elton attempted to grab his genitals and put his fingers between Wenninger's butt cheeks.
According to the suit, Elton then told him to "Get your todger out" and "say hello to Uncle Elton."
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2016/03/28/elton-john-lawsuit-s...
Uncle Elton. 
La Liga said:
V8 Fettler said:
La Liga said:
It's hard to draw comparisons. Regardless, creating a situation where you'll link physical fitness and capability to pay will only have a detrimental impact. I'd speculate it's exceptionally unlikely to occur so it's practically irrelevant.
It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
Injury = reduced pay is prevalent in several sectors e.g. construction, engineering, agriculture, forestry, commercial fishing.It's an issue for the government / management of the future to sort so I don't worry too much.
V8 Fettler said:
The current decade of austerity is a result of leaving issues for future gubmints / management to resolve.
Or it's a result the banks wrecking the economy through direct or indirect exposure to sub-prime debt. The financial sector has been creating issues for the UK economy for decades to varying degrees; the cash flow crisis of 2008 was a direct result of loss of confidence by the bankers re: sub prime. There is a separate issue re: public spending that Dave, Georgie and their cronies are dismally failing to address.
V8 Fettler said:
The financial sector has been creating issues for the UK economy for decades to varying degrees; the cash flow crisis of 2008 was a direct result of loss of confidence by the bankers re: sub prime. There is a separate issue re: public spending that Dave, Georgie and their cronies are dismally failing to address.
Confidence? It was a direct result of excessive greed though gross over-leveraging and a total disregard of risk. There is an issue re: raising sufficient revenue to fund the public services to e able to provide the levels of service the public want.
La Liga said:
Confidence? It was a direct result of excessive greed though gross over-leveraging and a total disregard of risk.
There is an issue re: raising sufficient revenue to fund the public services to e able to provide the levels of service the public want.
A fair and generally accurate analysis of the cash flow crisis in 2008, although the confidence element revolves around short-termism, the UK financial sector having little regard for the long term.There is an issue re: raising sufficient revenue to fund the public services to e able to provide the levels of service the public want.
The level of service the public wants is not always the level of service the public are prepared to pay for.
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