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CSO report on public-private pay gap
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As usual half baked comparisons without any real concern for substance.
The Spanish Prime Minister lives here
If you have a house paid for, and probably meals etc provided, and perhaps allowances for suits etc, then the salary becomes pocket money.0 -
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As usual half baked comparisons without any real concern for substance.
The Spanish Prime Minister lives here
If you have a house paid for, and probably meals etc provided, and perhaps allowances for suits etc, then the salary becomes pocket money.
Did we not buy Farmleigh House or was it only as a kind hany place to welcome. Do all the Spanish minsters have fine houses as well and if not are they on higher salarys than the PM:rolleyes:
Look lads it hard to defend the indefencible you might as well give up,0 -
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The banks were regulated ( or supposed to have been ) by the public sector. Had the regulator, central bank, dept of finance and government ( all public service, paid by the taxpayer ) done their jobs property, the country would not be in the mess its in. The bank debt was taken on by the public sector. The public sector did not take on the bad debts of other private sector firms which were badly run. The banks are now public sector you can say, having been largely nationalised.
Thought you would know that, an educated man like you.
Too late. It was after the fact
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