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there's nothing misrepresented on my behalf. if one wants to say that as a result of tax credits, wage demands are lower and therefore some companies can pay less in a suppressed wage market, than make that point. lets not make the claim that the system has the purpose of subsidising...

i have no doubt there are issues and that the workload is high. my point is this hasnt changed significantly in the past government. the pay award was not great but generally the NHS funding has been maintained and staff levels has too give or take a couple of thousand, which is a tiny...

tax credits do not subsidise employers, they subsidise employees. this is a manifest fact that is twisted for some reason by those that want to beat up on business. a company doesnt determine pay structures or wages on the basis of what individuals net income may be, they base on business...

while this is true, that the policies (from all parties it must be noted) to help buyers only further inflates the market, the core problem is a couple of decades of insufficent building. none of the parties are address the root of the problem, strict and long winded planning, which starves the...

stop there. why do people insist on talking down the NHS? what sort of frail and delicate flower do you think the NHS was that a mere 5 years later, after fiddling with some internal organisational structure, you'd consider it damaged? yes there are problems around the edges but that is not...