I see Blojo is to get the AZ jab...we can but hope...Pretty please 
In reply to Post #2456
Agreed
Agreed
In reply to Post #2461
I know you're joking but can you imagine the consequences if it did happen
I know you're joking but can you imagine the consequences if it did happen
In reply to Post #2455
Well PP can sort it then......
Well PP can sort it then......
In reply to Post #2464
Or not. Just turn up the nationalist mood music whilst achieving sweet FA, the mug's will lap it up.
Or not. Just turn up the nationalist mood music whilst achieving sweet FA, the mug's will lap it up.
In reply to Post #2465
I'm sure they do........And as long as they continue to not arrive in the small town I live in I'm happy.......can't stand the smell of bonfires ......
I'm sure they do........And as long as they continue to not arrive in the small town I live in I'm happy.......can't stand the smell of bonfires ......
Those that make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable , JFK !
In reply to Post #2461
Me too in an hour
Me too in an hour
Still think you're not having your trousers pulled down?
This link is about tutors from places like sri lanka as young as 17 are being used to teach maths for as little as £1.57 an hour under a flagship government scheme to teach maths to under privileged children in the UK.
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/mar/19/uk-tutoring-scheme-uses-sri-lankan-under-18s-paid-as-little-as-157-an-hour
This one is about how foreign and billionaire tax exiles have used furlough the enrich themselves even further
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/19/uk-furlough-scheme-pays-out-millions-to-foreign-states-and-tax-exiles
This link is about tutors from places like sri lanka as young as 17 are being used to teach maths for as little as £1.57 an hour under a flagship government scheme to teach maths to under privileged children in the UK.
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/mar/19/uk-tutoring-scheme-uses-sri-lankan-under-18s-paid-as-little-as-157-an-hour
This one is about how foreign and billionaire tax exiles have used furlough the enrich themselves even further
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/mar/19/uk-furlough-scheme-pays-out-millions-to-foreign-states-and-tax-exiles
In reply to Post #2469
£1.57
I may be looking at this from a different perspective. That does not surprise me one bit. I bet they would like to pay everybody in this country that if they had the chance. One thing for sure, I would love to pay those ****s that, you know, what they are worth
£1.57
I may be looking at this from a different perspective. That does not surprise me one bit. I bet they would like to pay everybody in this country that if they had the chance. One thing for sure, I would love to pay those ****s that, you know, what they are worth
In reply to Post #2470
Am I missing something here as I did speed read it. Is the problem that they are being under paid?
it's a minimum of £1.57 and the average is £3.02 which in Sri Lanka where they are based is 2.5 times the estimated equivalent graduate salary and is 15 times the minimum wage.
Am I missing something here as I did speed read it. Is the problem that they are being under paid?
it's a minimum of £1.57 and the average is £3.02 which in Sri Lanka where they are based is 2.5 times the estimated equivalent graduate salary and is 15 times the minimum wage.
In reply to Post #2471
Ignore that, Nike make trainers for under £1........
Ignore that, Nike make trainers for under £1........
In reply to Post #2471
Underpaid and exploited I agree. The flip sid of the coin is these thick ****ing politicians may see that as a blue print to save costs
Underpaid and exploited I agree. The flip sid of the coin is these thick ****ing politicians may see that as a blue print to save costs
In reply to Post #2473
It's nothing new, not so much now but many companies had mainly Indian call centres for many years to save money.
Not saying it's right.............just saying.
It's nothing new, not so much now but many companies had mainly Indian call centres for many years to save money.
Not saying it's right.............just saying.
In reply to Post #2471
Yes..... the points the article is making are these
- this is taxpayers money that's gone to the private sector
- they are putting that money in their pockets and outsourcing the work and paying peanuts.
- why not invest this money at home with those schools
- that's your tax pounds going to enrich private companies.
Yes..... the points the article is making are these
- this is taxpayers money that's gone to the private sector
- they are putting that money in their pockets and outsourcing the work and paying peanuts.
- why not invest this money at home with those schools
- that's your tax pounds going to enrich private companies.