micropig wrote: » I'd be more than willing to give up obscure privilege days for regattas that no longer exist;)
LilyCricket wrote: » I would, But I'm only temporary
Monife wrote: » I know what sweeping generalisation means and you know well and good you have been using them left, right and centre in this thread. I am not jumping to any conclusion, didn't you say earlier on, that some civil service office workers were "overpaid pen pushers"...
hondasam wrote: » You never answered my question.
micropig wrote: » Do they all receive an across the board allowance for this task or is it a task only entrusted to higher grades? Is danger money included in case you prick your finger?:pac:
hondasam wrote: » You never answered my question. would you take term time if you could?
micropig wrote: » FYP:D Yes I did say the some civil service office workers were "overpaid pen pushers"... Do you not agree?
Monife wrote: » I don't understand what silly joke you are trying to make. If you are implying that I could not bet my annual wage because I am temporary, I am on a 3 year contract, so it would be possible.
golden lane wrote: » a prick is equivelent to 20 days sick.......
micropig wrote: » Well, seen as I'm already paid to sit around for 3 months of the summer, no I wouldn't:pac::pac:
user098 wrote: » They never do, honesty is not their strong point.
micropig wrote: » and compo:pac:
LilyCricket wrote: » P flynn for one
LilyCricket wrote: » mea culpa
hondasam wrote: » You are a teacher. You are always giving out about AGS.
micropig wrote: » Don't worry Hondasam, I do not have a crusade against AGS, I do my fair share of giving out about the teachers too:D:D And for the record I am all for extending the school year:D
user098 wrote: » What case are you reffering to, or is it makey uppey time again :pac:;)
Monife wrote: » I don't know what language you are trying to portray but it certainly isn't Gaeilge or English.
golden lane wrote: » maybe when all the austerity is over......the public sector, will have some more time off.......after all they will have done their fair share...........by getting unearned pensions and making room for someone else .......
LilyCricket wrote: » Latin, darling
gerryo777 wrote: » Ouch!
hondasam wrote: » You do have a crusade against AGS. I don't get why you are slating the PS if you are one yourself. Teachers get the most perks.
Monife wrote: » How are they unearned? They all make pension contributions based on their salary and pay a pension levy. They have to make 2 (could be 3, I don't know, I don't earn enough to make contributions, just pay the levy) pension contributions, at least one for their own pension and one into a fund that would go to their spouse or child in the event of their death.
golden lane wrote: » unearned is the large amount the employer puts in....in the private sector...it has to be earned......
LilyCricket wrote: »
micropig wrote: » I'm a complex person:pac:
Monife wrote: » What about people who never work a day in their life but are entitled to a state pension when they reach retirement age? Now they certainly never earned their pension.
