Solutionking wrote: » Maybe read the thread before throwing around accusation. Post #3323 I 100% support the nurses and any poltician that I talk to I will always put a case forward for increased pay, especially in a time like this. So maybe you can retract that statement please? Not sure who "your team" refers to either?
Cluedo Monopoly wrote: » This time last year 95% of INMO nurses and midwives balloted to go on strike. They did so around the election in February. On Feb 7th he said 'Hospitals will become dangerous and a risk to patients if nurses continue with their strike action'. Harris was absolutely clueless at the time. His tenure as minister for health was an utter failure.
Bowie wrote: » I will not. You're playing at Harris. Claim to support on the one hand, knock them on the other. It's the ongoing theme we see from government, it's not that they are doing anything wrong, it's that anyone giving out is either biased or stupid.
Solutionking wrote: » So you won't retract a lie?
Bowie wrote: » What lie? You claim to support the nurses then criticise their demands. Pointing it out isn't lying.
Solutionking wrote: » Are you incapable of distinguishing between a fully qualified nurse and a student nurse?
FrancieBrady wrote: » One is near and the other is far away when the wage clerk comes around?
Ireland2020 wrote: » A Govt that can do no wrong in their eyes, housing crisis, hospital crisis, schools crisis, meat factory crisis...Sure its not our fault lads, we have only been doing this stuff the last century
Floppybits wrote: » Not forgetting leaking confidential documents to their mates, appointing cronys to high positions, awarding the 3 super junior ministers 16k extra and themselves getting a couple of pay rises. They don't a rats arse about the country, all they care about is lining their own pockets and the pockets of those the owe favours too.
Ireland2020 wrote: » Thats the real issue. What will be uncovered when SF do finally get into Govt.
Solutionking wrote: » I support the nurses. The discussion is about student nurses. Two completely differnet topics. Are you saying the nurses who actually do the job day in day out do not deserve a pay rise? I certainly do and as I said I fully support them. Are you incapable of distinguishing between a fully qualified nurse and a student nurse?
Bowie wrote: » We are talking about the vote regarding payment to student nurses, many working in frontline covid positions. You are making the distinction of allegedly supporting nurses, but not student nurses. You are critical of student nurses.
blanch152 wrote: » Those who are actually working in frontline covid positions, as healthcare assistants, are getting paid. Those who aren't, aren't. Those who are students on work placements are being treated as all student nurses on placement do. Ditto student teachers on placement etc.
Bowie wrote: » We know this. Not sure what point you're making. The students, often working with Covid, want paying. And IMO deserve paying.
Solutionking wrote: » You are stumbling along as usual making very little sense but it is just everything the government do is wrong. As I said the nurses deserve a pay rise. The student nurses got paid during the crisis. This did not have to be done but was done. Over 900 people in hospital was a crisis. As per the news now we have less than 300 in hospital. That is not a crisis. Plus we know the numbers are right as it is the Republic. So they have stopping paying the student nurses. Exactly as was said beforeNo idea what the confusion here is apart from the usual stupid anti government dribble on here everyday. If any money is available for the HSE that should be used to pay the nurses who are the people who deserve it. They have already qualified while not been paid and now working to keep people alive. Do you not think so? Funny I didn't see as many posts about the number of deaths in the North been hidden?
Bowie wrote: » You know full well. So you're playing ignorant? As I said, you allegedly support nurses, but not paying student nurses. I don't live in the north and unlike yourself, wouldn't be the type to make regular efforts to score political points off of people getting sick or dying.
Solutionking wrote: » I am still struggling to work out what you lot are going on about political points? does boards have a scoring system or something I am unaware of? Did you ask a nurse ever what they would like? if they would prefer student nurses to get money? or the nurse who is doing all the work to get some more money? I already know the answer so don't bother making up another lie.
Solutionking wrote: » Did you ask a nurse ever what they would like? if they would prefer student nurses to get money? or the nurse who is doing all the work to get some more money?
elefant wrote: » Why are you framing this like a zero sum game?
Bowie wrote: » There was a vote last night. Government voted against paying student nurses. You following? That's what we were talking about. Why is it an either or? Trying to keep money for essentials like Josepha's social media guru or a lad with a long stick to poke Eamo awake? So, what is the answer? It seems you don't understand what the word 'lie' means.
Solutionking wrote: » What is a zero sum game?
Solutionking wrote: » Bit pathetic the best you can come up with a TD following the guidelines and hiring people exactly as she is supposed to. What about the SF TD who lives in Dublin but made statement saying he needed full expenses? the same TD who posted all over twitter saying he was soooooo upset about getting offered a payrise. I already gave the answer, maybe you missed it while throwing accusation and lies about posters.
Nobotty wrote: » What are student nurses living on? Do they get a grant like other students? They should be paid for the hours they do in the hospitals but for those that qualify for a grant would they lose that? The hours in hospitals is part of their course but its saving the state a fortune The difference should at least be split
