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Why should our ambulance drivers be paid more than hospital consultants in Finland.

jimmmy · 2009-10-12 16:54:01

There was an interesting two page feature in Saturdays Irish independent, featuring interviews with six foreigners who work or had worked in the Irish public service. They all compared wages with the public sector wages in their own European countries, and all thought Irish wages astronomically high,( eg double) in…

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#512 16-12-2009 11:31pm
baubl

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dfbemt wrote: »

Some even drink to try and block out the miserable lives their offspring have created for them :mad:

I do not understand what that sentence mean,
The Paramedics who work in my area, are quiet the opposite, little or no drinking, good families, I have not seen these people out drinking themselves into oblivion.

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#513 17-12-2009 1:32am
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[QUOTE=ronbyrne2005;63471829. My dad used to work as an emergency worker and met the crew of BBCs Casualty including Brenda Fricker when they were in Dublin in Mulligans pub, an[/QUOTE]

Let me guess. You want them to pay the pension levy too.:D

What the hell have the crew of Casualty got to do with anything?

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