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Bbc Pay Rises
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Is anyone worth being paid more than a half million pounds a year by the BBC.
I have to laugh when I hear that a so called celebrity has taken a big cut in their BBC wage, only to discover that they are then also being employed by another company that is producing programmes which are being 'bought-in' by the BBC. Examples are Question time with Fiona Bruce and for retired personnel there is Mastermind with John Humphrys and University Challenge with Jeremy Paxman.
Hans.
I have to laugh when I hear that a so called celebrity has taken a big cut in their BBC wage, only to discover that they are then also being employed by another company that is producing programmes which are being 'bought-in' by the BBC. Examples are Question time with Fiona Bruce and for retired personnel there is Mastermind with John Humphrys and University Challenge with Jeremy Paxman.
Hans.
Are any of them worth the money they are already getting? imho : no.
Taking into consideration the financial mess we are in and the not exactly basic wages that they already receive. To say older people should pay for the licence and also taking into consideration all the people now made redundant perhaps they would like to make donations and pay it for everyone.
What do the rest of you think?
Taking into consideration the financial mess we are in and the not exactly basic wages that they already receive. To say older people should pay for the licence and also taking into consideration all the people now made redundant perhaps they would like to make donations and pay it for everyone.
What do the rest of you think?
At a time when my friends in Northern Ireland have to start paying their TV licence again, I notice Stephen Nolan, A BBC presenter in N I has received a £65,000 pay rise. Gary Lineker has agreed to a £400,000 pay cut, which suggests he was being paid too much previously in spite of BBC denials that this wasn't true. How many TV licences would just those two figures pay?
//Mr Davie said he would expect 'people to come to the BBC at a significant discount to what they'd get in the open market//
People would come to the BBC for s lot less
Getting rid of some of these so called personalities and let see how quickly they get snapped up by other organisations .
I suspect they will be between jobs of this nature for a long time .
It's not as if there are vacancies waiting to be filled out there
At the end of the day ,my gripe is that I am forced to pay a tax to the BBC in order for me to watch other channels
Give me the choice and let me chose
Got rid of this tax and let the BBC go subscription
People would come to the BBC for s lot less
Getting rid of some of these so called personalities and let see how quickly they get snapped up by other organisations .
I suspect they will be between jobs of this nature for a long time .
It's not as if there are vacancies waiting to be filled out there
At the end of the day ,my gripe is that I am forced to pay a tax to the BBC in order for me to watch other channels
Give me the choice and let me chose
Got rid of this tax and let the BBC go subscription
The BBC complain how short of money they are and can no longer give over 75s a free licence. Then they go and give the so called celebrities such big pay rises. Why not tell them they can either work for half the money and if not give the jobs to up and coming stars who are willing to work for much less. This would give the youngsters a leg up in the business. If the so called big names are that good at their jobs they should have no problem getting another job. The BBC shouldn't be wasting tax payers money like this and plead poverty at the same time.
