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Ive heard a rumour that we are not getting a pay rise this year due to increased recruitment caused by recession, falling inflation, and the fact that this country is SKINT.
I heard that we are now allowing Italians and Portugese in as there's no jobs left in the oil industry in Lincolnshire so we have to give them the pay rise insteadDT_Xtremez_17:
Ok i was taking the michael, but thanks for the replies. it shows that we still have a sense of humourDT_Xtremez_28:
PS Does anyone else think that there is normally an annnouncement before this time of year about our pay rise? We get it in less than two months and nobody has heard anything official, very interesting.
They're probably waiting for the announcement that inflation has dropped to 0.5% so they can give us an inflation busting 0.75% pay rise. A similar thing happened last year if you remember, public sector pay rises were all linked to (the current) inflation figures a month before it was announced that inflation had gone up by 1.5%. The cynics amongst us would surmise that the new inflation figures were delayed until after the public sector pay awards had been made thereby saving the Government a packet.
Due to the recession and having to bail out greedy bank(er)s, I'd bet on a 1.25% pay rise in 2 instalments. 0.25% wef 1st April and the other 1% wef 1st October....
I heard aircrew were losing their flying pay and everyone was going down to the lower payband due to the credit crunch... cept of course the newly well deserving higher paybanded Adminers.... Oh no wait!!!
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