A.I.B

enry

so maybe someone can tell me did AIB give their staff a pay increase last year?

ejmaztec

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:

mikom

enry wrote: »

in fairness i've had a few drinks

Problem is...... I haven't.

AnonoBoy

I expect all my servants to be polite.

Augmerson

AnonoBoy wrote: »

I expect all my servants to be polite.

Yes Master.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

Generalisation such as, "civil servants are useless lazy overpaid cnuts."

Civil servants defend themselves and state that they are getting screwed by the government.

Private sector worker claims he has it worse, bla bla bla.

Rabble rabble rabble,

Something about the dole being too much, single mothers are draining all our monies...

rabble rabble rabble.

/thread.


That's how it goes, every single time it's brought up.

Joe Cool

3% or there abouts.

My name is URL

And the survey says!

enry

Joe Cool wrote: »

3% or there abouts.

thank you, i was right in thinking that. i'm so mad now its not even funny. no smart responses please

stepbar

enry wrote: »

thank you, i was right in thinking that. i'm so mad now its not even funny. no smart responses please

Or drunk maybe?

Mr Benevolent

enry wrote: »

thank you, i was right in thinking that. i'm so mad now its not even funny. no smart responses please

<smart response>

<call for thanks>

Dudess

I worked in AIB between 1999 and 2001 - it wasn't a bad place to work, but one of the worst paying jobs I've ever had. Whenever claims/questions like this are raised about a company's "staff" it should be noted that "staff" means: management.

Earthhorse

enry wrote: »

so maybe someone can tell me did AIB give their staff a pay increase last year?

ejmaztec wrote: »

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:

I think he spells it AARRRGH actually.

m5ex9oqjawdg2i

They will be seeking voluntary redundancy around May, so I heard.

galwayrush

I don't care anymore, they get a massive amount of money from our Government twits to help them out in regarding to lending again and they spent it on buying German Bonds and management pay increases. :rolleyes:

SEPT 23 1989

i hold that institution and the other banks in the same esteem as the catholic church

namloc1980

galwayrush wrote: »

I don't care anymore, they get a massive amount of money from our Government twits to help them out in regarding to lending again and they spent it on buying German Bonds and management pay increases. :rolleyes:

Seems like you have your facts all wrong, the 3% payrise last October was for employees below rank of manager and was recommended by the LRC.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good rant :rolleyes:

galwayrush

namloc1980 wrote: »

Seems like you have your facts all wrong, the 3% payrise last October was for employees below rank of manager and was recommended by the LRC.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good rant :rolleyes:

I only mentioned the pay increase bit after reading it in a post above( that staff meant management), my sincere apologies for offending you. Management get bonouses.:rolleyes:

deadhead13

The management tired to imposed an 5% across-the-board pay cut. The staff refused and it was refered to the Labour Relations Commission. The commission rule that the final installment of the national wage agreement, which AIB refused to pay last year, should be paid. Hence the 3% increase.

Depiste the bail out, 2 year debt guarantee, NAMA..etc - the Governments stated position was, that it was a minority shareholder in a private company and as such could not direct AIB's pay policy. Its all a bit mad really.

namloc1980

galwayrush wrote: »

I only mentioned the pay increase bit after reading it in a post above( that staff meant management), my sincere apologies for offending you. Management get bonusus.:rolleyes:

Maybe you should look up the facts before going on a rant :P

galwayrush

namloc1980 wrote: »

Maybe you should look up the facts before going on a rant :P

I wasn't ranting, i was being sarcastic.:p