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    Striking Public Sector 30th Nov

    BBC News - Teachers in NASUWT vote for strike over pensions

    Scary that teachers can be so dumb they can't see how much better off they are than those in the private sector.

    High time they felt some of the pain that the private sector (who funds the public sector when all said and done) has been feeling.

    I'd love a pay freeze, lazy parasites.

    Hope they enjoy their Christmas shopping break and spent big in the private sector stores.

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    Hey Bolton, do you think they are all left wingers and read the Guardian?
    Whats a uni?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
    ....they can't see how much better off they are than those in the private sector...
    Could you please provide something to back up that claim. How poorly off are teachers in the private sector?
    Riccardo Patrese - 256GPs 1977-1993

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    Quote Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
    Could you please provide something to back up that claim. How poorly off are teachers in the private sector?
    State pensions > private pensions

    FACT

    deal with it.

    Guardian should refund the taxpayer for all the public sector job adverts it has had since 97, no wonder it is so biased - don't bite the hand and all that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
    State pensions > private pensions
    So a nurse in the public sector is better off in retirement when compared with the CEO of Vodaphone then?
    Riccardo Patrese - 256GPs 1977-1993

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    Quote Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
    So a nurse in the public sector is better off in retirement when compared with the CEO of Vodaphone then?
    You're being silly/stupid - not sure which, like for like of course. Teachers pensions > than similar paid private sector workers.

    Any teacher that claims otherwise needs sacking as they are clearly too thick to teach kids.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
    ...like for like of course...
    Thanks. Always better to avoid sweeping generalisations

    Which all brings us back to the question posed & evaded not so very long ago:

    How poorly off are teachers in the private sector? Or, other similarly paid private sector workers...in the city perhaps?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bolton Midnight
    Have you any more daft clueless posts?
    No, I think we've seen enough.
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    pathetic, like debating with a 7 year old, no that's you that is, I know you are

    Have you grasped the pension thing yet, I'll assume you have hence why you can't reply with anything of any merit.

    Owned.

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