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If is one thing TUTTA backing their members study you hadda get up early and be on the ppl wuk Monday, they don't and will face zero repercussionsDMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
X10000matr1x wrote:i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
You code in retarded language. Because you not making sense
hover11 wrote:196 dollars increase will only yield a back pay of 9000 for the most, imbert could take that dog money money and shove it
A fool cosigning a fool.hover11 wrote:X10000matr1x wrote:i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
You code in retarded language. Because you not making sense
hover11 wrote:X10000matr1x wrote:i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
You code in retarded language. Because you not making sense
Pot calling the kettle black wiadnj wrote:A fool cosigning a fool.hover11 wrote:X10000matr1x wrote:i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
You code in retarded language. Because you not making sense
Fact: Collective bargaining is the system the government had been using since inception, the government was negligent in their actions as they were supposed to allocate funds for the negotiations since 2017 , not my problem the government has financial management issues. They find the money for everything else carnival, ghost gangs, urp and cepep make shift employment programmes for political gimmicks. You tell me how is that my problem, as I asked before do you beyond a reasonable doubt know how much is in the treasury like what is in your bank account, I'm sure you don't. So we can only make guesstimates and try to make suggestions but that's where it ends. No government has ever come forward and told us how much money is in the treasury but PNM always bawling it ain have , it never have for seven years we working with an empty treasury .....gimme a fat chance ehi_code_and_stuff wrote:hover11 wrote:X10000matr1x wrote:i_code_and_stuff wrote:paid_influencer wrote:DMan7 wrote:One last beat up before accepting the 4% I guess. TUTTA hadda look like they doing something I suppose...
i feel this going to be an ongoing thing.
imbert not going to cave so easily. pnm whole modus operandi is taking away power from the unions. to cave now would give unions too much power. i feel this going to end with a 5%-5.5% across the board but nothing special for ttuta
yeah, but honestly thats how it should be. unions have way too much power for being led by people who can barely form coherent sentences, let alone provide logical, rational solutions to the problems that they complain about. if you ask roget "how is the country going to fund the 15%+ that youre asking for?", you will either get no response or deflection, with some incoherent rambling inbetween.
consider the fact that you can reduce every MP's salary to $0, and it'd still not make a dent in how much money is needed to pay the unions' unreasonable, illogical and selfish demands. some people might be tempted to say this is all a result of govt mismanagement and corruption, but the ills of the past don't matter in the context of finding a solution to a current problem
You code in retarded language. Because you not making sense
that doesn't mean a whole lot coming from the anti vax autists.
feel free to point out which part of what i said was wrong though, or will you do what hover always does and change the subject/deflect/say something based on feelings with no credible evidence. (hover might be roget at this point )
matr1x wrote:No reason they can't pay teachers better
So salaries not supposed to raise with the way things are currently and if not when is a good time for salaries to increase...I just asking because it seems we supposed to live on the same salary from now to retirement. Inflation has no bearing it seems.paid_influencer wrote:matr1x wrote:No reason they can't pay teachers better
because we borrowing to pay salaries as it is
paid_influencer wrote:maybe we need to accept the reality the country is in decline and everybody on the island has to accept a reduced lifestyle.
Great initiative, firstly,let's stop wasting hundreds of millions on carnival , kinda hypocritical to live a reduced lifestyle yet throwing millions at a 2 day annual eventpaid_influencer wrote:maybe we need to accept the reality the country is in decline and everybody on the island has to accept a reduced lifestyle.
hover11 wrote:Max,
Question, don't teachers like yourself have a family and deserve to be able to provide for such family? How can they, however, when the cost of living skyrockets uncontrollably, when every month the grocery bill changes, when some teachers who coming from south to teach in a school in town have to pay gas that is always increasing in price. Don't say travel because I'm sure half of yall on here not traveling to work. Also they need a vehicle as they sometimes carry work students' books home to correct. Anyway , yes they have a duty , however, the employer has a duty to pay them fairly which based on the Market research survey done by TTUTA this had never been the case. The government always shafts and underpays them.Teachers aren't asking for anything unrealistic.Teachers are asking for salaries from 2013 be increased to have a decent standard of living in 2022/2023.You want teachers in school all day everyday? Pay them fair wage.
What this will show students, don't accept less than what you are worth always demand better.
While you may not have striked in your life. Bear in mind alot of advances in labour occurred due to the likes of Adrian Cola Renzi, Uriah Buzz Butler and the other past labour heads , had they not done what they had we may be under slavery conditions today with employers. So to each his own.
Impsbert done looking how to tax we mc more come Monday increase or no increase thoughmatix wrote:Give all public servants their increases, then the government will remove all subsidies, tax we mc some more and then allyuh will be happy right?
matix wrote:Give all public servants their increases, then the government will remove all subsidies, tax we mc some more and then allyuh will be happy right?
This is what they not seeing, the economy is in dog sheit atm, when you increase salaries and give backpay where they think these ppl going to spend their new disposable income not in the businesses to drive the economy? When you give a person an increase of less than 200 dollars a month wtf they supposed to do with that? No really and truly you will watch a big man and give him an increase of $200 a month in these times? Some of the ppl in here would have made really good house slaves...matr1x wrote:Seeing as how, when you pay ppl more they spend more in the country. Give rich people tax breaks, they hoard money.
Not a hard concept to understand.
Maybe people should be better parents to their children
Max,MaxPower wrote:hover11 wrote:Max,
Question, don't teachers like yourself have a family and deserve to be able to provide for such family? How can they, however, when the cost of living skyrockets uncontrollably, when every month the grocery bill changes, when some teachers who coming from south to teach in a school in town have to pay gas that is always increasing in price. Don't say travel because I'm sure half of yall on here not traveling to work. Also they need a vehicle as they sometimes carry work students' books home to correct. Anyway , yes they have a duty , however, the employer has a duty to pay them fairly which based on the Market research survey done by TTUTA this had never been the case. The government always shafts and underpays them.Teachers aren't asking for anything unrealistic.Teachers are asking for salaries from 2013 be increased to have a decent standard of living in 2022/2023.You want teachers in school all day everyday? Pay them fair wage.
What this will show students, don't accept less than what you are worth always demand better.
While you may not have striked in your life. Bear in mind alot of advances in labour occurred due to the likes of Adrian Cola Renzi, Uriah Buzz Butler and the other past labour heads , had they not done what they had we may be under slavery conditions today with employers. So to each his own.
Jason,
Where are the teachers dying of starvation?
Things are not as bad as it seems.
Our teachers need to focus on what they are being paid to do.
Our children are in desperate need of proper guidance and now is not the time for salary wars and action that disrupts the educational process.
No one is saying not to increase their salaries or that they don’t deserve it, but they can protest after school hours so the children can have a productive day.
With NIS rates to increase, T&TEC and WASA rates to increase, property tax looming, rent to increase, ever soaring grocery bills, gas most important to increase......you really think that $200 doing anything?MaxPower wrote:$200 could go a long way if spent wisely.
You ever see some of the vehicles some teachers driving?
Me, i would be grateful for that $200.