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Originally Posted by martyh
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the main one been its anti growth.
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Originally Posted by nomadking
So how do you suggest that they address this anomaly?
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by increase the private sector pay rates?
adding a postcode lottery to job pay in the public sector is bad for growth but I do also agree with the point its bad as well for other reasons already stated such as.
attracting decent staff to poor areas, like good GPs and teachers.
people doing the same work but for different levels of pay based on where they live. I think its more likely to be based on the companys address tho, so it may be possible someone will live in an expensive area but travel to a poor located workplace. So it may force people to move to poorer areas.
So in affect it will make rundown areas even worse and good areas better widening poor/rich gap.
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Originally Posted by martyh
It think it would be a bad move because even if ,in the long run,it has the intended result ,at the moment public opinion of government policy is such that doing this would cement the cons as the party for the rich
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I think the way they acting now they expecting to not be reelected so as such dont care about their public image and are just pushing through everything the tory donaters want (the rich want).
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Originally Posted by Hugh
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people can be easily manipulated when the media backs government.
also proven with the voting referendum.