Skybluefaz
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Have a word with yourself
Have a word with yourselfNo.they are not. The hard basically helping business out with very little for the most vulnerable in society
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About 8000 a week going on their own numbersThere is going to be strain on the NHS with fat twats and also mental issues. I wonder how that will work
Yeah tbf London's a special case though, isn't it, and probably needs some weighting, anyway.Single income family in London might disagree with you TBF. That’s what? £30k/year? (I assume this is pre tax)
Just like those famous post war austerity years...wait.
But it is only 80 percent of their normal take home people are still poorer and will spend less.
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A lot of companies can't do that though.I think they are hoping companies still pick up the 20% balance David
I think they are hoping companies still pick up the 20% balance David
don't think there's much chance of wankers like Branson and Martin doing that though. Hopefully others will.
Have a word? The self employed and people on zero.hours contracts can now get universal credit.Have a word with yourself
Really? An added strain.About 8000 a week going on their own numbers
That's the point. Also a lot of companies that now have no income can't afford the 20% of payroll.don't think there's much chance of wankers like Branson and Martin doing that though. Hopefully others will.
Or wontA lot of companies can't do that though.
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Could well be coming again mate. Only minor benefit is the low (free) cost of long term government borrowing. No doubt this will be painful for all but let’s get through this first
Many can do though (not bars, restaurants etc obviously) but I’d hope many can afford the top upThat's the point. Also a lot of companies that now have no income can't afford the 20% of payroll.
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Love how Boris is handing all this money out where’s he getting it from ? Who’s paying for it ?
Said it would happen. We are still running a week behind France. Next will come lockdown. This weekend if the same timescale is kept to.not heard much to disagree with. I'm sure once someone clever gets into the detail of the financial packages they'll be a few gripes but I think it all sounds fairly reasonable. Closing the pubs and restaurants had to happen in my opinion.
Yes but I like to see the best in peopleOr wont
Gawd love ya Steve. I know we won’t agree but don’t worry, the economy will boom after this from feel good factor alone, I’m not worried. Debt will skyrocket everywhere and we’ll pay it off over a hundred years or more and inflation and growth will reduce it. As long as we don’t cut demand from the economy through austerity. Trust in Keynes.
Yeah and they will get paid 80% of their wages, I meant myself been worried the last few daysPeople will still get laid off. Some places with no income can't even afford to pay 20% of their payroll.
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Ironically I've now got watery eyes, blotchy /itchy skin, bit of a runny nose...
No dry cough, temperature, or anything however.
I'd muse on the irony if my household ends up laid low with some other disease!
Suspect however it might be being stuck in the same place all the time, and some mild allergy to something flaring up - will open lots of windows over the weekend and stand in the garden like a dipstick.
Yes but I like to see the best in peopleOr wont
You not been looking at the posts from PVA?Who has said we should go into lockdown at all? Let alone weeks ago? People have been asking for stronger “advice” or enforced shutting of pubs, no one is asking for lockdown.
actually probably more as it is 80% of grossBut it is only 80 percent of their normal take home people are still poorer and will spend less.
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Let’s give boris and the government some credit now, there really going to help everybody out..... credit where it’s due
With you he’ll never be able to do anything right, give him so fucking credit trying to help people who could be without a jobNo.they are not. The hard basically helping business out with very little for the most vulnerable in society
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No because if the company makes you redundant as they can't afford to pay you the 20 percent you get nowtYeah and they will get paid 80% of their wages, I meant myself been worried the last few days
Depends on the shopping situation but in theory, yesactually probably more as it is 80% of gross
also, less to spend their money on, no transport requirements etc
I suspect most could survive on 80% of gross in the current conditions
Oh dear, mate corbyn lost get over it you are still soreFunny because when a different party proposes it you and others called it fantasy
Bollocks.actually probably more as it is 80% of gross
also, less to spend their money on, no transport requirements etc
I suspect most could survive on 80% of gross in the current conditions
When is day 1, the day the first chinese person contracted it, or the first day a Britain got it. Put a date on it for me.Boris is a clown...Said it all along the boarders should of been closed day 1 nobody in or out no exceptions...
Shame we haven’t got a PM who’s got balls
Of course most people could survive on 80% of their wages, it’s not like they are giving you 10% is it there nearly covering all wagesBollocks.
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