The Flow of Turds and Money

Posted on August 23, 2022

There are lots of stories going around at the moment regarding water companies. Some are true, whilst some need to be fact checked. This is because some anti-UK government individuals (like me) can get carried away and not let the whole truth get in the way of a good story. The Environment Bill It’s important, I think, not to inadvertently spread false information about what amendments were in the environment bill. What we do know is ...

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Record Vacancies isn’t a Good Thing

Posted on August 13, 2022

When Boris Johnson got resigned, he left office boasting of record vacancies. This was parroted by his supporters as a wonderful achievement. It’s not though is it. Not Enough People The reason there is record vacancies is because there are not enough people to do the jobs. I am not an expert in many things, but I do know my stuff when it comes to recruitment. Jobs that used to be snapped up are not being filled, even with inflated ...

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Two Tier Health is Already Here

Posted on August 8, 2022

A chap I know from cricket hurt his back the other week. He went to hospital, and they sent him packing to his GP as being in agony was not urgent. His GP said he would need an MRI scan but that would take three to six months. Pay up or Feel the Pain So, in pain, he bought one for £300.00. A few days later, I had a replacement crown on my front tooth. There are no NHS dentists, so it costed me £677.00. I could have left it to go ...

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Self-Employment, Unions and Workers Rights

Posted on August 4, 2022

I only ever experienced being in a union once. It was at the AWE when it was the Civil Service. I was only 18 so I didn’t really know or care what a union was. All that I knew was that there was to be a strike and my boss, Anne, disapproved. I didn’t like her, so I went on strike, which involved turning up to a meeting for an hour, then having a half day. Workers Rights Thereafter, up until I set up my own business, any protection I ...

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Sinking to Blaming the French for Our Decision

Posted on July 26, 2022

I was imagining the other day what it would be like to work in customs when the law about checking passports changed. When I used to go to France a fair bit, you just had to hold your passports up, barely braking as you did so. If there was a queue building, they hardly bothered even looking. Stamping Passports Now they must mess about stamping the passports one by one. If a family of five are going on holiday, what a ball ache that must ...

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