BBC bringing the blokes wages down to the women's rates, rather than the other way round
Why does that annoy you?
Those at the BBC earns too much regardless!!
Because, unless they're going to pay women back pay, or ask the blokes for the difference back, it's still unfair imo
Yet its no different to giving the Women Pay rises surely then?
If they were to do that would they again give the women back pay for all the months and years when they've been on less of a wage compared to their male counterpart?
BBC bringing the blokes wages down to the women's rates, rather than the other way round
Why does that annoy you?
Those at the BBC earns too much regardless!!
Because, unless they're going to pay women back pay, or ask the blokes for the difference back, it's still unfair imo
Yet its no different to giving the Women Pay rises surely then?
If they were to do that would they again give the women back pay for all the months and years when they've been on less of a wage compared to their male counterpart?
Yeah, that was my point
They should start by making sure it's equal pay now. Sort out rates for each job and stick to them. And pay freelancers the same. Historical differences should be settled by independent arbitration.
Personally I'm more concerned for the low paid non 'talent' staff. I hope their unions are up to it.
BBC bringing the blokes wages down to the women's rates, rather than the other way round
Why does that annoy you?
Those at the BBC earns too much regardless!!
Because, unless they're going to pay women back pay, or ask the blokes for the difference back, it's still unfair imo
Yet its no different to giving the Women Pay rises surely then?
If they were to do that would they again give the women back pay for all the months and years when they've been on less of a wage compared to their male counterpart?
Yeah, that was my point
They should start by making sure it's equal pay now. Sort out rates for each job and stick to them. And pay freelancers the same. Historical differences should be settled by independent arbitration.
Personally I'm more concerned for the low paid non 'talent' staff. I hope their unions are up to it.
Aunty beeb sounds quite ironic now.
but don't invite the ungrateful bastards to your Christmas dinners
The box upstairs lets me browse channels, look at recordings, download programs etc but doesn't actually let me watch anything, screen just goes blue!.
The box upstairs lets me browse channels, look at recordings, download programs etc but doesn't actually let me watch anything, screen just goes blue!.
Don't know about others but when watching football on tv and a goal is scored I always look at the reaction of goalscorer's teammates. It irritates me when there is no reaction, and some even look pissed off that the ball wasn't passed to them.
June, the woman from the Sun Life Funeral Plan ad, every bloody afternoon her neighbour gives her the same info about the plan, I just wish she'd make a bleeding' decision about it and get orf my screen!
June, the woman from the Sun Life Funeral Plan ad, every bloody afternoon her neighbour gives her the same info about the plan, I just wish she'd make a bleeding' decision about it and get orf my screen!
June, the woman from the Sun Life Funeral Plan ad, every bloody afternoon her neighbour gives her the same info about the plan, I just wish she'd make a bleeding' decision about it and get orf my screen!
Tradesmen that don't clear up after themselves. They don't just annoy me, I'm pretty certain I hate them.
In my job we pick up fines and rightly so in my book for leaving a site in a mess and I reckon I spend an hour a day so that's 5 hours a week pointing out to grown adults they don't have a Joey following them around and to clean up after themselves.
In Morrison's this morning, bread is stacked up similar to that above.
As I'm walking along the aisle, this woman proceeds to squeeze every bloody loaf she can to determine how soft each loaf might be before placing one in her trolley.
I could physically see all the other loaves breathing out, trying to recover their shape after Mrs Fingers had groped them to within an inch of their lives.
In Morrison's this morning, bread is stacked up similar to that above.
As I'm walking along the aisle, this woman proceeds to squeeze every bloody loaf she can to determine how soft each loaf might be before placing one in her trolley.
I could physically see all the other loaves breathing out, trying to recover their shape after Mrs Fingers had groped them to within an inch of their lives.
In Morrison's this morning, bread is stacked up similar to that above.
As I'm walking along the aisle, this woman proceeds to squeeze every bloody loaf she can to determine how soft each loaf might be before placing one in her trolley.
I could physically see all the other loaves breathing out, trying to recover their shape after Mrs Fingers had groped them to within an inch of their lives.
#protectourbread
What do you expect shopping at Morrison's? Wouldn't get thay sort of behaviour at Waitrose.
Nah, but the wall to wall coverage of yesterday's super blue blood moon just went on a bit. I eventually felt impelled to have a gander after seeing the fantastic images from around the world. As you can see, the moon over my place is just a moon, not orange, not blue, not bigger than St Paul's Cathedral, the statue of Liberty or Christ the Redeemer. Furthermore no flock of errant geese flew by or even a lousy jumbo jet.
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Historical differences should be settled by independent arbitration.
Personally I'm more concerned for the low paid non 'talent' staff. I hope their unions are up to it.
Aunty beeb sounds quite ironic now.
The box upstairs lets me browse channels, look at recordings, download programs etc but doesn't actually let me watch anything, screen just goes blue!.
In my job we pick up fines and rightly so in my book for leaving a site in a mess and I reckon I spend an hour a day so that's 5 hours a week pointing out to grown adults they don't have a Joey following them around and to clean up after themselves.
In Morrison's this morning, bread is stacked up similar to that above.
As I'm walking along the aisle, this woman proceeds to squeeze every bloody loaf she can to determine how soft each loaf might be before placing one in her trolley.
I could physically see all the other loaves breathing out, trying to recover their shape after Mrs Fingers had groped them to within an inch of their lives.
#protectourbread