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mugnapper

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Is this a good employer or bad?
« on May 24, 2022, 04:49:53 pm by mugnapper »
NHS mental health trust sets up food bank for staff https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-61551457

It’s coming to summat when an employer concedes it’s wages aren’t enough for it’s employees to live on, so sets up a food bank to help them out!
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danumdon

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #1 on May 24, 2022, 05:17:08 pm by danumdon »
NHS mental health trust sets up food bank for staff https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-61551457

It’s coming to summat when an employer concedes it’s wages aren’t enough for it’s employees to live on, so sets up a food bank to help them out!

I would say that this is a thoughtful employer, The NHS cannot be held responsible for the financial situations of its employers. It, as a state sponsored employer cannot be seen to be paying over the odds, remember there are many different roles in the NHS, some pay a great deal more than others, it will obviously be the jobs at the lower end of the pay scale that the benefit is being targeted at.

You could say this is an employer who understands that it has many low paid staff on its books and is trying to help them in a manner that will not blow the budget. Taxpayers would not appreciate their taxes paying cleaners £25 quid an hour.

Ldr

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #2 on May 24, 2022, 05:39:05 pm by Ldr »
NHS mental health trust sets up food bank for staff https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-61551457

It’s coming to summat when an employer concedes it’s wages aren’t enough for it’s employees to live on, so sets up a food bank to help them out!

Wages are set nationally not at an individual organisation level in the main

normal rules

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #3 on May 24, 2022, 05:59:54 pm by normal rules »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?

danumdon

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #4 on May 24, 2022, 06:30:23 pm by danumdon »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_conditions/police_pay_scales.html

Looking at the pay scales in the attachment it would seem a basic constable earns a fair wage, regardless of the other issues you mentioned (poor working conditions, dealing with the dregs of society, ect) i would say to give up this vocation , decent pension and all would be a great shame for someone who decided that this was their career path in the first place.

To leave it to go work part time NMW and claim benefits i would of thought would be against everything a services person stood for.

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #5 on May 24, 2022, 06:49:05 pm by normal rules »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


https://www.policeoracle.com/pay_and_conditions/police_pay_scales.html

Looking at the pay scales in the attachment it would seem a basic constable earns a fair wage, regardless of the other issues you mentioned (poor working conditions, dealing with the dregs of society, ect) i would say to give up this vocation , decent pension and all would be a great shame for someone who decided that this was their career path in the first place.

To leave it to go work part time NMW and claim benefits i would of thought would be against everything a services person stood for.

You’d be surprised. I’ve never known morale be so low. Retention and recruitment is shocking. And the gold plated pension ain’t so gold anymore.
Top whack pc pay takes 7 yrs to get to.

DonnyOsmond

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #6 on May 24, 2022, 07:02:46 pm by DonnyOsmond »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


Sounds like this from last week

https://youtu.be/m0qZJBl7uRM

Glyn_Wigley

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #7 on May 24, 2022, 09:50:45 pm by Glyn_Wigley »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

drfchound

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #8 on May 24, 2022, 09:57:39 pm by drfchound »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

Well yes Glyn, isn’t that what all politicians do?
They are all the same when it comes to not answering a question they don’t like.

normal rules

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #9 on May 24, 2022, 09:58:26 pm by normal rules »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


Sounds like this from last week

https://youtu.be/m0qZJBl7uRM

One and the same. I did not know it was on YouTube.

BillyStubbsTears

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #10 on May 24, 2022, 11:24:00 pm by BillyStubbsTears »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

Did she tell them that police get paid thirty five thousand and thirty four, nine hundred and seventy four thousand pounds?

selby

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #11 on May 25, 2022, 02:55:53 pm by selby »
  I saw an article that quoted the said woman police officer had earnt over £40,000 last tax year when they checked up.
  It must have sort of taken the sting out of that story as it has not had legs since.
  Could be the said officer has no time for publicity and is on a how to balance your finances course at night school.

danumdon

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #12 on May 25, 2022, 03:13:18 pm by danumdon »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

Did she tell them that police get paid thirty five thousand and thirty four, nine hundred and seventy four thousand pounds?

Is this you having a seizure or was it meant to be a funny about Patel?

Ldr

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #13 on May 25, 2022, 07:47:16 pm by Ldr »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

Did she tell them that police get paid thirty five thousand and thirty four, nine hundred and seventy four thousand pounds?

Is this you having a seizure or was it meant to be a funny about Patel?

Maybe a Dianne abbot fan?

BillyStubbsTears

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Re: Is this a good employer or bad?
« Reply #14 on May 25, 2022, 09:09:20 pm by BillyStubbsTears »
Someone I know who works for the police federation told a story the other day of a single female police officer who was a mum. She was told by a financial adviser that she would get the same money for leaving the police, getting a job on part time hrs at National min wage and claiming benefits.
So be a full time cop working crap shifts, getting shat on by some of the general public, msm and government . Or spend more time at home seeing your kids, work less hours and get the same money?


I saw that policewoman tell this to Priti Patel at some sort of Police event, and asked her what she was going to do about it. Unsurprisingly Patel completely ignored the real question and waffled on about something else.

Did she tell them that police get paid thirty five thousand and thirty four, nine hundred and seventy four thousand pounds?

Is this you having a seizure or was it meant to be a funny about Patel?

She's not very good with numbers.

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