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timelapse wrote:Or their own country men that pimping them out
That will cause them to lose serious political points and the way public servants want their money they cannot start property tax before this back pay. Tough spot PNM in atm, who cares, they in charge so they wanted the wuk. Expect serious disruptions of public utilities and public services should this drag on until 2025bluefete wrote:Mmoney607 wrote:So before the 2020 election, the was no wage increase but they still vote back in Rowley?
Exactly.
So this is how it will go:
(1) Either Rowley and dem settle by local elections OR
(2) They will string along the unions until 2025 and then money will magically appear to make everyone happy.
I going for 2.
Max,MaxPower wrote:Jason,
What was the outcome of the protest today?
hover11 wrote:Max,MaxPower wrote:Jason,
What was the outcome of the protest today?
Solidarity was shown, thousands demonstrated their disgust concerning that disrespectful offer of 2 %. It’s 2013 salaries that they’re working on… the pandemic started when? Alot of ppl saying they got paid for covid ok no problem but who sat at home during the pandemic i was out everyday.I think some ppl on here need to realize it’s not just people in government offices that are public servants
Correct , give ppl some form of spending power as inflation has eaten away from our salary. A dollar back in 2013 is not the same now in 2022. $100 come like nothing, it safe to say money no longer has the value it once did.redmanjp wrote:increase should ideally be equivalent to cost of living increase from 2013 to now. note the idea is not to make u any more well off than u were in 2013, just to maintain, or rather renew the buying power u had back then.
Max ,MaxPower wrote:hover11 wrote:Max,MaxPower wrote:Jason,
What was the outcome of the protest today?
Solidarity was shown, thousands demonstrated their disgust concerning that disrespectful offer of 2 %. It’s 2013 salaries that they’re working on… the pandemic started when? Alot of ppl saying they got paid for covid ok no problem but who sat at home during the pandemic i was out everyday.I think some ppl on here need to realize it’s not just people in government offices that are public servants
J,
What would you say is a respectful percentage for an increase?
And with this increase, are you guaranteeing a marked and a drastic improvement in the performance of the public service?
You keep mentioning this....ok...when did the pandemic start ?2020 . Public servants haven't seen an increase since 2013, so they just supposed to be ok with that. Some of yall in here probably was ok with slavery as well. That could never be rightPhone Surgeon wrote:I was gonna say people suffering and things bad. But public servants have been getting their full salaries for 2 years during the pandemic while enjoying the downtime of the pandemic
Again not ALL public servants work in government offices .....nurses, teachers, police , customs officers....just to name a few. They not entitled to an increase? Slavery was abolished change that mindsetPhone Surgeon wrote:Doubt you comparing public servant salaries to slavery. 9 years plus allyuh claiming yuh being treated like slaves? After a year yuh cudda buss out and go private sector. Something hadda be nice in public service to be happy to work for slave wages. Wonder if its the little work you have to do and the lax working hours.
Funny thing is that nobody begged you to apply for the public service.You can always just leave.hover11 wrote:Again not ALL public servants work in government offices .....nurses, teachers, police , customs officers....just to name a few. They not entitled to an increase? Slavery was abolished change that mindsetPhone Surgeon wrote:Doubt you comparing public servant salaries to slavery. 9 years plus allyuh claiming yuh being treated like slaves? After a year yuh cudda buss out and go private sector. Something hadda be nice in public service to be happy to work for slave wages. Wonder if its the little work you have to do and the lax working hours.
MaxPower wrote:timelapse wrote:Not all your venes are opportunistic prostitutes, but a vast majority are, so what we go do?
You should be asking those who support prostitution. Maybe your extorting abusing raping countrymen.
OWTU had their protests with petrotrin workers their medical plan was cut by the government, aside from that is just T&Tec under them and the government hit them a low blow in court with negotiation period for 2013 to 2016 zero percent ....De Dragon wrote:Ah loving it, LFD RFD PNM kants took for granted the apathy of citizens. OWTU and some of the other unions weren't even in this protest.
So lemme educate you most of the private sector is contractual employment....why on earth would I leave permanent employment to be on a contract? Private sector you don't get backpay nor gratuities , build up of vacations, there is also flexibility for me personally.Phone Surgeon wrote:Hovie how come yuh working for slave wages? A highly educated person whos more successful than most people on tuner and with your very successful side business?
I never thought a man with so much going for him would subject himself to slave wages and slave work
Or is it you know it's bess wages for the little work you have to do?
hover11 wrote:So lemme educate you most of the private sector is contractual employment....why on earth would I leave permanent employment to be on a contract? Private sector you don't get backpay nor gratuities , build up of vacations, there is also flexibility for me personally.Phone Surgeon wrote:Hovie how come yuh working for slave wages? A highly educated person whos more successful than most people on tuner and with your very successful side business?
I never thought a man with so much going for him would subject himself to slave wages and slave work
Or is it you know it's bess wages for the little work you have to do?
Educate me because nearly every private sector employee I deal with on a daily basis shows me a job letter which states contractual or temporary employment. Let's not forget how the unscrupulous private sector works, telling employees only when they permanent they have to take out NIS.De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:So lemme educate you most of the private sector is contractual employment....why on earth would I leave permanent employment to be on a contract? Private sector you don't get backpay nor gratuities , build up of vacations, there is also flexibility for me personally.Phone Surgeon wrote:Hovie how come yuh working for slave wages? A highly educated person whos more successful than most people on tuner and with your very successful side business?
I never thought a man with so much going for him would subject himself to slave wages and slave work
Or is it you know it's bess wages for the little work you have to do?
While I respect your desire to stay in the public service, yuh talking sheit wrt private sector.
hover11 wrote:Educate me because nearly every private sector employee I deal with on a daily basis shows me a job letter which states contractual or temporary employment. Let's not forget how the unscrupulous private sector works, telling employees only when they permanent they have to take out NIS.De Dragon wrote:hover11 wrote:So lemme educate you most of the private sector is contractual employment....why on earth would I leave permanent employment to be on a contract? Private sector you don't get backpay nor gratuities , build up of vacations, there is also flexibility for me personally.Phone Surgeon wrote:Hovie how come yuh working for slave wages? A highly educated person whos more successful than most people on tuner and with your very successful side business?
I never thought a man with so much going for him would subject himself to slave wages and slave work
Or is it you know it's bess wages for the little work you have to do?
While I respect your desire to stay in the public service, yuh talking sheit wrt private sector.
Privatization means more for taxpayers.....increased prices for utilities and every transaction will have a cost attached similar to the banks that make their millions in profits per quartermatix wrote:Money sure, little to no work, gratuity, basically a suckubus on the state. Everything should be privatized.
Phone Surgeon wrote:It means a much more efficient service though.
Getting through with something in one day rather than having to go into town 20 times over the course of 8 months to a year to get a service completed.
Having proper appointments so everyone doesn't go at 8am and wait all day.
Privatize everything
You will pay more but pay less...if you understand what i saying.
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