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Is The Proposed 1% Rise For Nhs Workers Fair?

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dave50 | 10:20 Fri 05th Mar 2021 | News
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Considering what's been going on over the past year, the billions spent supporting the economy and the number of unemployed going through the roof when furlough ends, I think it is. The public sector as usual has been protected from harsh economic reality so none of them can hardly complain. Also there's the usual gushing and worship of the NHS which is used by vested interests to cloud the issue with emotion.
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yes it's fair, they are lucky to get anything, they've been doing great but they are not the only ones. Millions are down 20% millions are down 100%, thousands of firms have gone to the wall.
10:51 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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and the preferred measure is CPI not RPI.
10:51 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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I think you made a typo Danny!
10:52 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Danny I haven't mentioned your tax code.
10:54 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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It was me.
10:56 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Be fair, they had a weekly clap too.
Not to mention all the supportive graffiti expressing thanks.
10:57 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Cashier/.Davebro. Your tax coide indicates the amoiut of tax free income ergo a change from 477 to 437 means that you pay more tax.
10:59 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Danny - check the numbers you quoted at 9:32.
11:01 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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bhg, I have checked them, last year 477 this year 437.
11:04 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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That's not what you typed, Danny.
11:07 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Yr def not with it this morning Danny!

"my tax code for 2021/2022 which 743l as opposed to 477l last year."

743L
11:08 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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danny is so good at crosswords that he's typed in an anagram of the correct number.
11:09 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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bhg, I typed for 2021/2022 which 743l as opposed to 477l last year. How is that incorrect?
11:11 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Anyway a reduced code simply means that more allowances have been allocated against income not taxed at source such as state pension - so that income must have increased.
11:12 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Oh God, just seen it , sorry, 743l should be 437l.
11:13 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Dave
11:14 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Dave see my post at 09.59
11:15 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Eh danny?.. So this year is 743l
11:15 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Prudie, yes that is the amount I can earn before paying tax.
11:18 Fri 05th Mar 2021
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Prudie - see danny's correction at 10:13.
11:25 Fri 05th Mar 2021

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