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hover11 wrote:Shut down the country, ironic how the man who can at any point in time with the help of his colleagues, simply increase his salary at a whim and on current salary telling ppl take what they get. Red government ppl wake up and smell the coffee, these ppl don't give AF about you.
That's the thing it has to be a unified effort , the police need another day of total policing , the army have to not report , the health workers have to do sickouts , the various ministries need to do work to rule and sick out action. Only then would the powers that be take this situation seriously. Everybody expecting the unions to do all the work cuz they paying their dues but every single person has to do their part. The public might hadda feel some pain but that's the only way the politicians will understand how serious ppl are.The_Honourable wrote:This week will be one set ah bell ka-dang! ka-dang! ka-dang! and allyuh will go back to work.
How many persons are employed in the public service? As opposed to at most 50 ministers or even the corruption in government rents? Increase in public service salary will cost taxpayers billions , with no chance of a return on investment or increase in productivity. Why are the public servants fixated on antiquated negotiation tactics? It's exactly the playbook that was employed with caroni and petrotrin, where figures are used to paint a picture. Instead of going all in on increments, why not look at perks, non cost items, better work life balance, better medical, better housing, education assistance etc. You can still get the increase and backpay, plus meaningful perks...but like the other union that was castrated when petrotrin close down.... another 15 mill pass again.DMan7 wrote:2% over 8 years waaaays. Not even the private sector that stingy. Private sector does increase their employee's salaries once per year.
So you're advocating implementing increased fees to pay for public service salary increases. Sounds like taxing the taxpayers.... just come out and say it.... public servants want the money and to hell with everyone and everything else. Petrotrin all over again....hover11 wrote:Talking about perks when grocery prices increasing every month....perks gonna help me pay bills , buy groceries, ppl want dollars and cents, long and short of it. The government can find ways to generate revenue probably increase the cost of permit renewals, passport renewals and other government services. Perks not gonna help ppl meet their monthly expenses. Funny how the government have money to do everything else but when is time to pay ppl they have all the excuses in the world.
Almost everyone will agree that public servants deserve fair pay. Everyone will also agree that the public service needs to demonstrate that the healthy salary and benefits that are paid on time, every single month result in timely and efficient service to the public. Some people here fail to remember that the public service are exactly that....there to provide a service. All this beatup for increments ..... like a gimme gimme mentality.... are there any public servants that work for minimum wage? Yet hoover wants us to believe that they are on the verge of pauperism, and the rest of the country should be taxed to fund their salaries.hover11 wrote:Red government ppl defence : well Kamla theif more
You do realize if employees are not happy how you expect customers to be happy....t&tec received zero increase for a bargaining period yet you expect a regular supply of electricity not so. Nib has a signed agreement from the ministry of finance at 9 percent but the minister rather pay top lawyers to challenge that and you really expect pensions to be paid every month.....allya good yes. Happy workers happy customers simple. At the end of the end of the day is not the workers looking bad is the minister of finance and by extension the governmentwing wrote:Almost everyone will agree that public servants deserve fair pay. Everyone will also agree that the public service needs to demonstrate that the healthy salary and benefits that are paid on time, every single month result in timely and efficient service to the public. Some people here fail to remember that the public service are exactly that....there to provide a service. All this beatup for increments ..... like a gimme gimme mentality.... are there any public servants that work for minimum wage? Yet hoover wants us to believe that they are on the verge of pauperism, and the rest of the country should be taxed to fund their salaries.hover11 wrote:Red government ppl defence : well Kamla theif more
You are employed to provide a service to the country. If you have a problem getting motivated to do what you are employed and paid to do, then you are defrauding the taxpayers of this country. I suggest that you and others stop being brainwashed by the union leaders and their 1930s tactics. This is petrotrin all over again.hover11 wrote:You do realize if employees are not happy how you expect customers to be happy....t&tec received zero increase for a bargaining period yet you expect a regular supply of electricity not so. Nib has a signed agreement from the ministry of finance at 9 percent but the minister rather pay top lawyers to challenge that and you really expect pensions to be paid every month.....allya good yes. Happy workers happy customers simple. At the end of the end of the day is not the workers looking bad is the minister of finance and by extension the governmentwing wrote:Almost everyone will agree that public servants deserve fair pay. Everyone will also agree that the public service needs to demonstrate that the healthy salary and benefits that are paid on time, every single month result in timely and efficient service to the public. Some people here fail to remember that the public service are exactly that....there to provide a service. All this beatup for increments ..... like a gimme gimme mentality.... are there any public servants that work for minimum wage? Yet hoover wants us to believe that they are on the verge of pauperism, and the rest of the country should be taxed to fund their salaries.hover11 wrote:Red government ppl defence : well Kamla theif more
Defrauding the taxpayers LOL , talk the politicians about that first sir. The government made their ridiculous offer and now the consequences of such will emergewing wrote:You are employed to provide a service to the country. If you have a problem getting motivated to do what you are employed and paid to do, then you are defrauding the taxpayers of this country. I suggest that you and others stop being brainwashed by the union leaders and their 1930s tactics. This is petrotrin all over again.hover11 wrote:You do realize if employees are not happy how you expect customers to be happy....t&tec received zero increase for a bargaining period yet you expect a regular supply of electricity not so. Nib has a signed agreement from the ministry of finance at 9 percent but the minister rather pay top lawyers to challenge that and you really expect pensions to be paid every month.....allya good yes. Happy workers happy customers simple. At the end of the end of the day is not the workers looking bad is the minister of finance and by extension the governmentwing wrote:Almost everyone will agree that public servants deserve fair pay. Everyone will also agree that the public service needs to demonstrate that the healthy salary and benefits that are paid on time, every single month result in timely and efficient service to the public. Some people here fail to remember that the public service are exactly that....there to provide a service. All this beatup for increments ..... like a gimme gimme mentality.... are there any public servants that work for minimum wage? Yet hoover wants us to believe that they are on the verge of pauperism, and the rest of the country should be taxed to fund their salaries.hover11 wrote:Red government ppl defence : well Kamla theif more
Blame Rowley.... Blame Kamla...... gimme gimme...to hell with everyone else.....I feeling sad, no work todayhover11 wrote:Defrauding the taxpayers LOL , talk the politicians about that first sir. The government made their ridiculous offer and now the consequences of such will emergewing wrote:You are employed to provide a service to the country. If you have a problem getting motivated to do what you are employed and paid to do, then you are defrauding the taxpayers of this country. I suggest that you and others stop being brainwashed by the union leaders and their 1930s tactics. This is petrotrin all over again.hover11 wrote:You do realize if employees are not happy how you expect customers to be happy....t&tec received zero increase for a bargaining period yet you expect a regular supply of electricity not so. Nib has a signed agreement from the ministry of finance at 9 percent but the minister rather pay top lawyers to challenge that and you really expect pensions to be paid every month.....allya good yes. Happy workers happy customers simple. At the end of the end of the day is not the workers looking bad is the minister of finance and by extension the governmentwing wrote:Almost everyone will agree that public servants deserve fair pay. Everyone will also agree that the public service needs to demonstrate that the healthy salary and benefits that are paid on time, every single month result in timely and efficient service to the public. Some people here fail to remember that the public service are exactly that....there to provide a service. All this beatup for increments ..... like a gimme gimme mentality.... are there any public servants that work for minimum wage? Yet hoover wants us to believe that they are on the verge of pauperism, and the rest of the country should be taxed to fund their salaries.hover11 wrote:Red government ppl defence : well Kamla theif more
sMASH wrote:who could remember, back around 2005 or so, a pnm lady left the pnm alleging the pedophilia in the pnm?
i can remember how she looks, a thickish lady, lookin mixed.
but her name escapes me
bluefete wrote:sMASH wrote:who could remember, back around 2005 or so, a pnm lady left the pnm alleging the pedophilia in the pnm?
i can remember how she looks, a thickish lady, lookin mixed.
but her name escapes me
Dr Sharon Ann Gopaul-McNicol - She ran for the St. Joseph constituency.
But sMASH: Yuh getting senile or what? You yourself posted de damn thing in this here thread - Tuesday May 17th 2022- 6:38 a.m.. See below
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It is clear you don't know shite about industrial relations, hear what when you have a business tell your employees you giving them perks in lieu of salary increases in light of rising food prices and ever increasing standard of living....lemme know how that works out. Until then, you don't know sheit and continue spewing garbage clear as day the government (the employer) is at fault and if needed we take it to the industrial court but simultaneously there will be action.wing wrote:Anyway, having a rational discussion is pointless. So called free thinkers turn to sheep when money involved
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