Birmingham Council - "The end of services as we know it"
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martin84 said:
A few years ago I found a plastic box at my front door with the council logo on it. Apparently it's for glass and it's meant to go out on such and such a day at such and such a time.
fk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You evil heartless right wing child eating monsterfk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You are denying some poor soul his work
thinfourth2 said:
martin84 said:
A few years ago I found a plastic box at my front door with the council logo on it. Apparently it's for glass and it's meant to go out on such and such a day at such and such a time.
fk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You evil heartless right wing child eating monsterfk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You are denying some poor soul his work
Digga said:
thinfourth2 said:
martin84 said:
A few years ago I found a plastic box at my front door with the council logo on it. Apparently it's for glass and it's meant to go out on such and such a day at such and such a time.
fk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You evil heartless right wing child eating monsterfk it. I just chuck it in the car and go down to one of them glass bins in the supermarket car parks.
You are denying some poor soul his work
Simples!
IroningMan said:
BlackVanDyke said:
And yet somehow they're providing piss-all good quality support to people who really really need it.
Where's the money going?!
Salaries, bensions and benefits.Where's the money going?!
That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need, but since it'll be someone else's problem in the future, politicians don't seem to want to tackle the issue.
Mark Benson said:
IroningMan said:
BlackVanDyke said:
And yet somehow they're providing piss-all good quality support to people who really really need it.
Where's the money going?!
Salaries, bensions and benefits.Where's the money going?!
That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need, but since it'll be someone else's problem in the future, politicians don't seem to want to tackle the issue.
IroningMan said:
Mark Benson said:
IroningMan said:
BlackVanDyke said:
And yet somehow they're providing piss-all good quality support to people who really really need it.
Where's the money going?!
Salaries, bensions and benefits.Where's the money going?!
That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need, but since it'll be someone else's problem in the future, politicians don't seem to want to tackle the issue.
BlackVanDyke said:
And yet somehow they're providing piss-all good quality support to people who really really need it.
Where's the money going?!
They lost a court case against a group of dinner ladies that the final cost could be upto £700 million Where's the money going?!
Now as a result they are having to make all sots of cuts but one shocker I hward on the radio this morning is that the unemployed will now have to pay council tax. I can't see that ending well.
ETA They are of course blaming government cuts and failing to mention the court case and any of their own ineptitude for the problem.
Edited by NoNeed on Wednesday 9th January 10:00
Mark Benson said:
Pensions (or bensions, if you have a cold) are the problem that won't go away. All those people employed in the public sector will one day retire and demand their pension, which will have to be paid for out of taxation, there's no big pension pot saved up to provide for public sector pensions, they come from the taxpayers of the day - us and our children.
That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need.....
That is a fair point. Which is why the number of Public Sector employees needs to be drastically reduced, quickly, to at least reduce that burden.That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need.....
REALIST123 said:
Mark Benson said:
Pensions (or bensions, if you have a cold) are the problem that won't go away. All those people employed in the public sector will one day retire and demand their pension, which will have to be paid for out of taxation, there's no big pension pot saved up to provide for public sector pensions, they come from the taxpayers of the day - us and our children.
That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need.....
That is a fair point. Which is why the number of Public Sector employees needs to be drastically reduced, quickly, to at least reduce that burden.That's the biggest problem with employing many more public sector workers than you need.....
In which planet do the public sector dream up these contracts? If they are that easy I would consider getting a public sector job, get them to sign off a huge settlement fee in the contract and then let them force me out of a job to get it.
The worst part about everything involving BCC is their complete and utter ineptitude in every discernible way.
I have had the misfortunate of dealing with them on multiple occasions and frankly each one had me banging my head against a wall in frustration.
The latest being them asking me to prove that I didn't rent a commercial property in the city centre....how the fk is one meant to do that?? Idiots.
I have had the misfortunate of dealing with them on multiple occasions and frankly each one had me banging my head against a wall in frustration.
The latest being them asking me to prove that I didn't rent a commercial property in the city centre....how the fk is one meant to do that?? Idiots.
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