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[john56]

Ok, im 59 and retired, for 44 yrs i have been a mechanic working on HGV's, Excavators, Lift Trucks.
The only money which was paid into my pension came out of my pocket.
I decided to retire early because i no longer wanted to pay tax to fund benefit fraud, dole walla's (genuine cases not included) and final salary pensions.
Things will be a little tight till im 65 and i get my pension but im enjoying everyday with the missis doing exactly what we want.
No dick swinging here and am i the only member of this forum who is'nt a manager?

 

[spearman]

It's definitely going in that direction, but the might of Pearson (£8bn +) would perhaps demand a far larger/skilled resource than what we can offer.

We've been owned by education companies for 5years(via acquisitions). So far, no change in operations, just inconvenience - being told how to run our business by somebody that doesn't understand the industry or what drives it.

Don't get me started Bing, otherwise we'll have to rename this thread
It's a soft spot at the moment


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[Bing]

LOL

 

[BMWZ4MC]

Ok, im 59 and retired, for 44 yrs i have been a mechanic working on HGV's, Excavators, Lift Trucks.
The only money which was paid into my pension came out of my pocket.
I decided to retire early because i no longer wanted to pay tax to fund benefit fraud, dole walla's (genuine cases not included) and final salary pensions.
Things will be a little tight till im 65 and i get my pension but im enjoying everyday with the missis doing exactly what we want.
No dick swinging here and am i the only member of this forum who is'nt a manager?

I'm not a manager, but I will get a final salary pension unless the government has it's way and deprives me of the only perk of working for the NHS. If it's any consolation to you though, after 6 years of 40 hours a week at uni, and 10 years of postgraduate training I'm still paid only £8.24 per hour when I'm on call so my final salary won't be very much!