It has always mazed me how the Left can in the same sentence demonise a corporation that has a de facto monopoly as a profiteering monster, and praise a Union that has a de facto monopoly as 'all about democracy;'
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No, its a tool of the extreme left actually. Projection of this sort is normal for people suffering from NPD, Dave.
If you can call it living. Never been poorer or more miserable.
Which is of course the DIRECT result of minimum wage legislation brought in by socialists.
The term "zero hours contract" is a recent lefty invention. They've always been there.
out something like economy 7 country-wide. Then consumers will be motivate d to spend an extra little on appliances that wait when appropriate for che aper electricity. Fridges, freezers, washing machines and immersion heaters often can, and perhaps small appliances like battery chargers can play the same game.
It's called a smart meter.
The NHS bank system is and always has been a zero hours contract and the NHS would struggle without it. Supply teachers are frequently on zero hours too. Once you take these out of the number its a much smaller number.
You've just made that up. But then your right wing pals dislike - at least on paper - monopolies. Hence the con of giving the consumer 'choice'. Oh - very few unions are the only one which covers and industry anyway. If you have even followed the LT dispute.
Quite. And of course you blamed it all on the unions. Wouldn't expect anything else of you.
Absolutely. You'd prefer they were paid even less. You really are one of the most selfish people I've ever come across.
No ;longer permitted
It has been and was sorted
That was part of the solution
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Well it was Labour who opened the door to these large number of immigrants.
Take out also th4 exaggeration caused by the fact that many people have more than one zero hours contracts but these all get counted in the figures quoted by the biassed BBC.
It's called a thermostat
obviously it's neither
NT
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