Public sector workers took to the streets to protest the continuing pay freeze announced in the Budget
PROTESTORS took to the streets in anger at the continued public sector pay freeze.
Workers were riled by the chancellor's announcement that there would continue to be a maximum one per cent rise in salary for public employees in 2015/16.
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Dave Franklin, Gary Parsons and Mark Kelly stage a PCS Union protest outside the Land Registry
A spokesman for the striking Public and Commercial Services Union said: "Far from being an aspiration budget, it heralds the latest attack on our members who are struggling financially - and yet this government chooses to heap more misery on them."
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3 Comments
by Malhowl
Thursday, March 21 2013, 8:11PM
“Why do they believe they are so special?
They need to wake up and smell the coffee - the Country is in a mess as a result of the last Government's mismanagement (and this present lot do not seem to have a clue how to put in right), striking is not going to put it right - all it shows is they are paid too much and do to little.
The prehistoric attitude of some Unions and their predilection for attritution and confrontation needs addressing - why not work like hell Guys and Gals and when we are out of the mess the Party sponsored by Neanderthal unions created, then demand a payrise but, call it a BONUS
The Bankers do it and get away with it - so just stop and think!!!
Regards
Malhowl”
by Herpthederps
Thursday, March 21 2013, 1:15PM
“And if Public sector wages fall do you REALLY think private sector workers won't follow, its the bar that pay is set by.
Having worked in both sectors I can see why people think what they do about the public sector but can see why the wages are justified.”
by yaman
Thursday, March 21 2013, 9:38AM
“Cry me a river.”