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Unread 17 Jul 2008, 08:03   #2
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Re: Council strike, inflation and living cost

They should get over it. The same is happening to much of the private sector, who on top of that have to worry about redundancies and 'down-sizing'. The public sector is a cushy place to work in and Labour have turned it (in particular local government) into a gravy train for those not good enough to get to managerial level in the private sector.

Of course there are exceptions and some areas of the public sector are underpaid in comparison to others that are overpaid. However, the public sector has seen a huge rise in pay under Labour with no trade-off in terms of reduced job security. In fact, they've never had it so good.
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