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Monthly Archives: October 2014
You won’t get me I’m part of the union
Lin Homer (or Homer Simpson as I call her) head of HMRC; used the intranet home page of HMRC to post inflammatory comments about the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) Union PCS are not allowed to use the intranet or … Continue reading
Here we go again!
Reposted from PCS website In its latest panic measure to desperately try and paper over the cracks DWP has announced today that it is to take on 80 temps from the Brook Street Bureau recruitment agency to cover AO vacancies … Continue reading
Workfare bidders – Yet another monumental waste of taxpayers money
In June 2014, Frank Zola via the Information Commissioners Office, appealed to the General Regulatory Chamber Tribunal to force DWP to release details of the Workfare exploiters successful bidders. DWP had originally turned down the request, on the grounds that … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom of Information
Tagged appeals, Court of Appeal, dwp, First Tier Tribunal, FoI, ICO, Upper Tribunal
2 Comments
Today’s Britain: where the poor are forced to steal or beg from food banks
Reposted from The Guardian – Comment is free Illustration by Matt Kenyon What would you do to keep your baby from starving? Perhaps the same as Lucy Hill. At the start of October, the 35-year-old mother from Kidderminster was broke. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged David Laws, dwp, food banks, Iain Duncan Smith, Lord Freud, Police
4 Comments
Tick Tock Tory Boys
Reposted from the Sunday Telegraph When even the Telegraph, which is the de facto house paper of the Conservatives, starts baying for your blood then you know you’re in trouble. The tock is ticking for Cameron and Osborne. David Cameron … Continue reading
The PM who cried wolf.
David Cameron can thump the table, stamp his feet and shout all he likes …. he’s been caught out in a lie and now the pigeons have come home to roost! When you have an (unelected) prime minister and a … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, EU
Tagged Bank of England, David Cameron, economy, EU, GDP, George Osborne, Mark Carney, ONS
43 Comments
How to fix Britain’s broken workplaces
Reposted from the New Statesman It’s time to introduce workplace citizenship to Britain’s employers. Photo: Getty There’s something seriously wrong with the world of work, and not just in the places you would expect. We know that the UK is … Continue reading
The graph you won’t see in the Mail. Or the Times. Or the Sun
Originally posted on Pride's Purge:
(not satire – it’s the UK today) Here’s a graph which shows the genius of George Osborne. Despite cutting money for schools, hospitals, fire services, policing, armed forces, legal aid, housing, disability benefits etc, he…
Posted in Uncategorized
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Real Britain Index shows effect of pay cuts
Reposted from Public & Commercial Services (PCS) website Nothing we didn’t already know, despite the lies the tories try and feed us! New cost of living figures – The Real Britain Index – reveal the real effect of pay cuts … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Consumer Price Index, CPI, inflation, ONS, PCS, Retail Price Index, RPI
5 Comments
Disabled People Not Worth Minimum Wage Says Lord Fraud, Time For This Nasty Fucking Clown To Go
Originally posted on the void:
“Nearly everything I’ve done has been total chaos.” Comedy toff and Minister for Welfare Reform Lord Fraud stopped being funny a long time ago. Of all the blundering fucking idiots in the DWP, this failed…
Posted in Uncategorized
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