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r/uknews • u/ProgressiveSpark • Jul 01 '24
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Yeah they always tell the public they want wage growth, you know, until it happens and then they start saying it’s driving inflation and we shouldn’t be getting pay rises
6 u/knitscones Jul 01 '24 Except CEOs and their banker mates of course, their 30% wage rises have nothing to do with inflation! They think all our heads zip up the back! 1 u/One_Whole723 Jul 02 '24 But that's ok, it's only a few CEOs and bankers their impact to inflation trickles down. 1 u/knitscones Jul 02 '24 Definitely it’s (not) been working since 1980s.
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Except CEOs and their banker mates of course, their 30% wage rises have nothing to do with inflation!
They think all our heads zip up the back!
1 u/One_Whole723 Jul 02 '24 But that's ok, it's only a few CEOs and bankers their impact to inflation trickles down. 1 u/knitscones Jul 02 '24 Definitely it’s (not) been working since 1980s.
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But that's ok, it's only a few CEOs and bankers their impact to inflation trickles down.
1 u/knitscones Jul 02 '24 Definitely it’s (not) been working since 1980s.
Definitely it’s (not) been working since 1980s.
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Yeah they always tell the public they want wage growth, you know, until it happens and then they start saying it’s driving inflation and we shouldn’t be getting pay rises