- 15-07-2012, 12:26 #451
- 15-07-2012, 12:27 #452You know you're out of the Army when your bergan is going moldy in the loft. Bugger.
- 15-07-2012, 12:28 #453
Er... so 3,500 extra Armed Forces personnel £500 each....that's what? £1,750,000 to the bill?
Is the Labour party going to search around the back of the couch then? This was their idea in the first place.
Thought we were broke, that's why the government was sacking everyone?Last edited by Boumer; 15-07-2012 at 12:31.
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- 15-07-2012, 13:00 #454Senior Member
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less Tax & NI it'd cost little more than half of that in practice. But it would get some decent PR for what is ultimately the result of a Govt failure to monitor suppliers or address the risk when they added 13500 bodies to the requirement late last year.
£1M when they are spunking 40 times that on ceremony and £13Bn overall is nowt
- 15-07-2012, 13:08 #455
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Trainees finally get their uniforms
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Seems to me that the default setting for any cock-up in this country is to call in the forces, shouldn't the default setting for a civilian organisation be to arrange staff for an event in a timely fashion, or isn't 7 years long enough to organise this simple task, oh, sorry, it's not a simple task, but still, 7 years must be plenty of time to organise a complex task
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