sovtek wrote:Right To Work Protest IV
Right To Work Protest IV Tuesday, 1 June 2010 Time: 19:30 - 20:30 The Dail Street: Kildare St Dublin, Ireland
Who is it for?
Over the past year we have taken a battering. The employers and the Government have used the media to divide Public and Private Sector workers. They want us ALL to accept pay cuts, worse conditions and to work longer for a pension.
These disastrous policies have been adding thousands to the dole queues.
Now it is time for us to come together to spread the resistance. This campaign is about building solidarity between the unemployed and trade unionists, community activists, students, migrant workers, pensioners and those campaigning for green jobs.
It's time to spread the fightback.
The Campaign has organised spirited demonstrations at the Dail and will be organising soon in every town across the country in order to call a National Protest where all those who want the Fianna Fail clique out can come together on the streets.
Join the fightback!
sigh,
its a question of whether we want to return to the reasons why the big companies came here in the first place - high skilled, low wages and competiveness. we can't continue to believe that we can enjoy the same lifestyle that we did 3-4 years ago. granted, not all had the two cars etc, but it was a damn sight better than 10 years ago. our industry has gone to s£it, we have become arrogant and our public service (not the ordinary decent nurse, garda and other front liners) is a joke. look at the decent enough wages low skilled workers in the department of justice, yer best friends are getting. ok, €25,000 is not alot, particularily when they have a house etc. but seriously, have skills are needed for their jobs. processing passports aint high tech high skilled. processing citizenship applications, which i must add, the final decision being the minsiter and or senior and experienced civil servants.
i am sorry but some in the civil servants and public sector have had it lucky over the years. anyone remember those paid gap years that they were allowed to take for travelling? i know a few who got to go off to america for a bit. guess why they did over there? fu7king work on the builders or arse around "discovering themselves" doing any job other than one that would improve their work skills in ireland.
we have too many chiefs and not enough indians. our wages have gone sky high and with that, the price of living
we all have to take our cuts, never mind what the neighburs are doing. yes target the spoofers and rich, but remember, they are the ones who, because they will be the people government want to invest their millions back into the community, will have the gun to government balls.
btw i am a low paid worker, so none of yer sh*te. it does not matter one ioata who gets in, the pain is going to be dished out. sadly, no matter how many times you click those red shoes for the wizzard of ozz, the low paid will be attacked, but don't be under some daft illusion that the better off wont feel the burn.
if any one has any dealings with the public sector as a consumer or private citizen in the past 10 years, little sympathy could be shown. just remember that next time when ye are complaining about the INIS and GNIB who don't seem in yer eyes to be able to do their jobs. nice to see the boys in blue show solidarity at the first march to the dail btw or at shell to sea. let ye remember that next time they put posters up of poor mickey and michelle all stabby stabby (probably would get worse after 10 -20 pints,er, in copper face jacks)
btw solvek, owner would also be referring to the big players in the march, sorry to burst your ego dear pal, but i don't think he refers to you. people like fintan "two homes" champagne socialist o'toole and richard "rich boy" barret and vincent "i want to be back at rte" "i want to be a td" browne
free speach indeed .
