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Nope - you misunderstand or misquote whatever...
no just pointing it out. You though do not seem to want to pass on the NIC increase or absorb it. Also expect to gain 100% profit over salary on each person you employ. Not a model all can use.I'd be very happy to pay 30% tax on all my income - is that what you meant?
Nope - you misunderstand or misquote whatever...
Not much good if your job is in Tunbridge WellsPlenty of affordable houses. I went to see a nice 3 bed terrace at the weekend for £180k. In Staffordshire that gets you a semi or better.
The solution to helping people help themselves is lower wealth inequality.I have no problem with the gap closing as long as the solution is helping people better themselves, by giving them the skills to be more valuable
You're welcome to show a post where I said I need 2 years to get rid of someone. It doesn't take 2 years to get rid of someone in the UK.Nope yourself.
It's all there, in your postings.
Get editing, before you're shown up
it is isn't. Their "ideology" is encouraging people to go and get it for themselves. Not moan that others have it and they don't.The solution to helping people help themselves is lower wealth inequality.
You have spent your life voting for the Tories whose ideology is making sure the wealthy accumulate the wealth
You would understand that taking 2 years to fire someone is not the same as being able to fire someone within the first 2 years.
Nope yourself.
It's all there, in your postings.
Get editing, before you're shown up
ahh so its not all there in my postings.. Looks like it wasn't me shown upIf you really need this comfort blanket, it is not the employee that needs firing
ahh so its not all there in my postings.. Looks like it wasn't me shown up
Its normal just to apologise when you are wrong... is all I'll say
He's a regular for denying what he's writtenNope yourself.
It's all there, in your postings.
Get editing, before you're shown up
denying what he's written