aircobra19
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The public sector hasn't changed fundamentally in decades. Of course we've had the one govt for the last 10yrs etc.
I love the way threads on the Public Sector get hijacked by the "The gospel according to purple" et al.
The original question of this thread was would public servants accept a pay cut. It would be intresting to have a debate on how to diplomatically pursue a course of action like this in real world terms rather that the back and forth of largely hysterical postings that have ruined what would otherwise have been an intresting thread. Please consider this when posting. (I'm not a mod, but someone had to say it.)
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See post #69.
I'd say you get peoples back's up with sweeping generalizations that vilify everyone in the public sector. What do you expect tbh. Its not useful either.
Suggesting that partnership and lack of reform in the public sector is root of all the problems over the last 10yrs.
Class. Those looking in from the outside have really no idea what partnership is about at all.The evil public sector, with the army clerical workers driving around in 4x4's and exec saloons, buying multiple properties to let? Or is that builders and taxi drivers?