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[eric_sinclair]

Holidays 2nd to none, pension....funded by public purse 2nd to none, industry saved by a gullible public who think they provide a guid service....it's ****e, 6 mths full pay, 6 mths half when AFF sick and NHS sickness record one of the worst in the country alongside teachers, discounts in various stores for being part of the ££££ swallowing NHS monster, pretty much unsackable and oh aye forgot you don't have to be that guid at your job just be a guid dancer.

Oh and when your performance continues to go Doon the tubes blame the Tory scum.....then go on strike demanding more money.

Jokers

So in your world all NHS workers are
Lucky
Hopeless
Braw dancers
Always aff.

Incredible.

Ps when the masses were getting conned about COVID what were you doing apart Fae quoting some interviews and mibbe no wearing a mask to Tesco?
Vaccinated?
Surely no

[Deeranged]

The bottom line is we need nurses/doctors so probably more opportunities once graduated.The salary was worse than some similar jobs when weekend work was in contract.

We do indeed need nurses and doctors. We also need refuse collectors, train drivers, posties, oil and gas engineers, ASDA shop assistants - the list goes on. Most of these people are not sitting in snug and secure jobs with decent holidays and pensions more or less guaranteed for life whilst being lauded as heroes for simply doing the job they've chosen to do and under the contractual conditions they've consciously signed up to.

[eric_sinclair]

We do indeed need nurses and doctors. We also need refuse collectors, train drivers, posties, oil and gas engineers, ASDA shop assistants - the list goes on. Most of these people are not sitting in snug and secure jobs with decent holidays and pensions more or less guaranteed for life whilst being lauded as heroes for simply doing the job they've chosen to do and under the contractual conditions they've consciously signed up to.

Of course we do,possibly more opportunities for medical graduates due to the constant need each year than maybe other professions.

[islaydarkblue]

How are the NHS staff lucky?
A family member is on less than 20k a year and know a few porters not earning a fortune?
Is the holidays or pension to die for??
My pals daughter just qualified as a nurse,he was basically paying a 2nd mortgage for her student accommodation while she studied for her degree in Edinburgh.
Lucky??

It is the same for everyone starting out on their career.
My brother after e obtained a degree in Law at Edinburgh University commenced his legal career as a trainee solicitor in a large Edinburgh solicitors firm earning a pittance.

[Returnofrros]

So in your world all NHS workers are
Lucky
Hopeless
Braw dancers
Always aff.

Incredible.

Ps when the masses were getting conned about COVID what were you doing apart Fae quoting some interviews and mibbe no wearing a mask to Tesco?
Vaccinated?
Surely no

Lucky, very lucky employees and ****e organisation.

Wasn't swalling sturgeons guff hook line and sinker that's what......never took booster.

Aware of what's going on.

But head in sand "Tory scum"

[eric_sinclair]

Lucky, very lucky employees and ****e organisation.

Wasn't swalling sturgeons guff hook line and sinker that's what......never took booster.

Aware of what's going on.

But head in sand "Tory scum"

"Never took booster"
Faf, Rebel
So took it up the arse like "the masses".
Seriously tho we both have mutual friends who might no be here but for the hospital treatment received so a tad disrespectful to tar all NHS staff as ****e.

[Returnofrros]

"Never took booster"
Faf, Rebel
So took it up the arse like "the masses".
Seriously tho we both have mutual friends who might no be here but for the hospital treatment received so a tad disrespectful to tar all NHS staff as ****e.

My opinion.

I'll stick we it thanks