goldfinger
- 09 Jun 2005 12:25
Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).
Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.
cheers GF.
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 15:54
- 31976 of 81564
Haystack - 31 Oct 2013 15:44 - 31975 of 31977
Why is queue jumping wrong. The UK is unusual in that we seem to treat queuing as normal. ..........ends
well first its derd ignorant, and secondly why should wealth decide the outcome of two individuals futures especially when those two individuals havent earnt any rights over each other.
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 15:56
- 31977 of 81564
Max.........Italy is employing my policy of younger workers in exchange for older workers and older workers will get full pension rights before pension retirement age.
MaxK
- 31 Oct 2013 15:57
- 31978 of 81564
Wouldn't appear to be doing much good looking at the figs gf.
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 16:03
- 31979 of 81564
more and more younger people now dont have that ignorant trait and KNOWLEDGE is the yardstick
is it now, and from where did you glean that little gem?
and having acquired knowledge, what do you suppose that person does with it?
by golly, you mean he goes out into the world and tries to better himself and his family with it?
and what do you mean by better himself?
surely not by getting a better job or even setting up his own business and growing that?
why would he do that?
to benefit himself and his family of course!
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 16:04
- 31980 of 81564
No not yet Max,recent introduction.
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 16:05
- 31981 of 81564
Italy is employing my policy of younger workers in exchange for older workers and older workers will get full pension rights before pension retirement age.
YOUR policy indeed!!!!
so with YOUR wonderful policy, how do you propose to fund the pensions for this sacked but useful and very experienced workforce?
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 16:06
- 31982 of 81564
as far as i can see, you and fred are all for pandering to those who just WANT for little or no effort and are happy to TAKE the handouts instead of encouraging people to ASPIRE UPWARDLY
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 16:14
- 31983 of 81564
Sticky SNR you really are coming over as a dinosaur. Your living in the past.
"and tries to better himself and his family with it?"........ends
more and more people world wide are staying single, didnt you realise that??????????
Greed isnt the gospel as you once knew it............more and more younger people are seeking individual attainment and liberation.
You really must watch THE X FACTOR, and BRITAINS GOT TALENT, Simon Cowel know s the crack im refering to. Educate yourself, better still put yourself up for a place in the BIG BROTHER HOUSE, your light years away from modern times and ways.
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 16:19
- 31984 of 81564
cynic - 31 Oct 2013 16:05 - 31983 of 31985
Italy is employing my policy of younger workers in exchange for older workers and older workers will get full pension rights before pension retirement age.
YOUR policy indeed!!!!
so with YOUR wonderful policy, how do you propose to fund the pensions for this sacked but useful and very experienced workforce? ........ends
Simple its a straight forward swap for benefits to pensions. GET IT......... less unemployment benefit paid means more money for pensions.
Im suprised you didnt see this on Newsnight last night and on SKY News.
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 16:22
- 31985 of 81564
not quite true ..... fewer people are getting married, but that is far from the same thing
and yet again, from where did you acquire this little pearl ...... more and more younger people are seeking individual attainment and liberation.
you really do spout such absolute twaddle at times - and this is one of of those occasions, though you have had a few such fits and aberrations this afternoon i see
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 16:26
- 31986 of 81564
31986 ..... more nonsense from you ..... where is this great fund that will not only pay those people whom you (with your very own policy you boast) have forced to retire early? ..... and what about those who are already retired and the ever-growing pensionable population? ..... assuredly it doesn't miraculously appear from your newbies wage packets - and that assumes that the italians suddenly start paying their taxes in the first place
at least as importantly, how will you miraculously replace that great fount and fund of knowledge brought about by many years work and experience?
shall we leave aside how many or even few of those whom you are forcing to retire do not want to do so and cannot even afford to live (as they would wish) on their very much reduced income?
Fred1new
- 31 Oct 2013 16:54
- 31987 of 81564
Post 31988.
That is what many have advocated for this country for the last 3years.
It is daft in a period of young unemployment and few jobs, that the elderly are "forced" into working if they don't wish to.
Manuel, I know the arguments about the country not affording to pay decent wages, when at the same time the well heeled take holidays abroad for 6 months a year.
But, I think that when you get up in the morning you sometimes leave your brain under the pillow with your false teeth.
Fred1new
- 31 Oct 2013 17:02
- 31988 of 81564
Do you think Cameron or side kick Osborne is going to be called as a character witness for Andy, or Rebecca?
Birds of a feather!!!!!
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 17:05
- 31989 of 81564
I agree Fred, on this occasion hes even disagreeing with the Italian government and people.
Anything for an argument, AND his memory is getting worse and worse.
He says their very much reduced income, fact is their pension is fully guranteed wether they are 55 or 65, they get full benefits as if it had run its full course with added inflation.
Not sure what happens if they want to carry on working past 65 but that wasnt part of my inital post. Im all for pensioners carrying on working if thats what they want.
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 17:08
- 31990 of 81564
don't confuse voluntary and obligatory redundancy or early retirement
btw, you may spend 6 months a year at your villa in spain, but i certainly do not and could not even afford to do so, at least not in the style i'ld like ..... more importantly, my business would not "allow" me to do that, and also it happens that i enjoy my work (generally!)
cynic
- 31 Oct 2013 17:13
- 31991 of 81564
their pension is fully guaranteed whether they are 55 or 65, they get full benefits as if it had run its full course with added inflation.
guaranteed by whom?
italy is bankrupt, and will be in an even deeper hole if people are forced out at 55, thus increasing the strain on the exchequer
further, what is the level of the italian state pension, even in relation to the average wage?
you also fail to address the problem of replacing that vast pool of knowledge borne or experience
Stan
- 31 Oct 2013 17:13
- 31992 of 81564
My contibution to this debate (as promised) is being delayed as I am to busy (and this is for the benefit of you know who) "working".
goldfinger
- 31 Oct 2013 17:13
- 31993 of 81564
Just had a close do with IG at the close on a S BET, placed my 77 in the open box but only 7 showed left it for about 5 seconds so added another 7 and then clicked the buy box.
Came out at £777 a point on the lower Open positions box......nearly s-it myself.
Rang them up straight away passed around then cheif cheese came on and said in good faith we will honour £77 a point.......phew.
All altered on my screen , thank god.
What makes it worse it was Premier Foods who have had a kicking today. Could have been in big trouble in the morning.
Fred1new
- 31 Oct 2013 17:14
- 31994 of 81564
Stan,
Is that what you call it now?
Stan
- 31 Oct 2013 17:17
- 31995 of 81564
4 different posts in 1 minute by 4 different people... Is that a MAM record?