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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    , Andy ... MINE doesn't!
    Perhaps I OUGHT to qualify that statement ... in that Myrna does have a "full time job" - looking after me!


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    Quote Originally Posted by andy222 View Post

    These days its not voluntary its a compulsory.
    's true in many respects ... with the cost of living being what it is; IS it morally right, though, married women - with pre-school children still at home - being encouraged by governments to go out to work, when their husbands are already earning at least a half-decent income?


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    I've cut my hours at work as it doesnt make sense, the more long hours I work, more tax I pay ...work and home balance is very important to me and my husband
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    Can you think of a better investment than an NHS pension?
    I think you'd be very very hard pushed.
    The old NHS pension was great Peter but its changed now. I enqired when I first joined 3 years ago. The pension had just changed to the new one. 10 years I would get £2000 per year according to the calculator. I dont think that is much good, It might pay the gas bill in 10 years time but thats about all.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    's true in many respects ... with the cost of living being what it is; IS it morally right, though, married women - with pre-school children still at home - being encouraged by governments to go out to work, when their husbands are already earning at least a half-decent income?
    Well said Arthur. I do think your a lucky chap though being cared for 24/7. Then again you have worked for it.


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    working long hours is fine but having kids is difficult..i would rather stay at home and serve them .family first before everything ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    My wife is working another 'long day' today.
    She's done long days since Wednesday.
    A long day is 7am - 2pm & 3pm - 10pm

    To be honest she's now getting very fed up and stressed with her employer.
    Why so many staff always off-sick? with no cover being organised.
    Why staff allowed leave when no additional cover organised.
    Why 'bank-staff' or those on relief contracts refuse to work
    Why a current 'ban' on agency relief

    For her it comes down to looking after the wellbeing of staff should be more important.
    She's begining to feel more of a resource than a person.

    tell me about that Terpe... i have experience working straight whole week without off and at the end i realize they are abusing my capacity to work as human..not fair at all because i cover whose being sick or those who cant be bother to work, fed up..of it all.. things are they dont know i can be really so bad as well
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