| A thought for NHS staff 23:28 - Mar 16 with 4896 views | legoman |
My personal experience of the NHS is very positive, albeit I have been fortunate not to have had serious health issues. I believe the NHS staff on the ground do a fantastic job and we should already have much to thank them for.
However, the next few months will undoubtedly create even tougher times for these folks and I am confident the doctors, nurses and support staff will go above and beyond to provide the best treatment they can. I hope Joe Public will remember what these people did when we get through this frightening period.
I would like to propose that for the next few months the National Lottery jackpot is limited to say £500,000 with any surplus prize money going to a fund to help NHS staff. I admit I haven't thought through exactly how this would work - its just a starter for 10.
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| "M'sieur, you said your dog did not bite!"
"That's not my dog" |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 23:49 - Mar 16 with 3758 views | ladyjack |
You mean you would like to give NHS staff more money on top of their pay is it ? |  | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 23:52 - Mar 16 with 3751 views | legoman |
| A thought for NHS staff on 23:49 - Mar 16 by ladyjack |
You mean you would like to give NHS staff more money on top of their pay is it ? |
Duhrrrr, yes. What did you think I meant? | |
| "M'sieur, you said your dog did not bite!"
"That's not my dog" |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 00:00 - Mar 17 with 3733 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 23:52 - Mar 16 by legoman |
Duhrrrr, yes. What did you think I meant? |
When I started to read it I thought you was going to suggest more money for the NHS for equipment, medicines, beds etc, but no it seemed like you wanted to give individual workers more money on top of their wages, I thought I better check that one out, thanks for the clarification. | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 00:39 - Mar 17 with 3708 views | NotLoyal |
Just the Nationalists, in Wales and England, sounds fair 😂 |  |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 07:00 - Mar 17 with 3648 views | jojaca |
NHS is just one clog in the machine, what if people don't turn up in factories to produce our food. Celebrities like Susanna Reid self isolating shows her worth, nothing. But Jim Smith not showing up at the Braces factory, I may not get my loaf. |  |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 07:29 - Mar 17 with 3623 views | builthjack |
They will be paid, and get plenty of overtime. So financially they will be fine.
It's the ones who won't be paid that need help. |  |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 07:59 - Mar 17 with 3595 views | ladyjack |
Consultants are said to be on 100k a year plus in many cases with big pensions even some GP doctors are said to break the 100k barrier with million pound pensions, some in the NHS earn big bucks, not the Indians but the chiefs. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 8:06]
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| A thought for NHS staff on 09:19 - Mar 17 with 3541 views | epaul |
I'm a cleaning supervisor in a large comp, 1200 pupils, atm we are balls to the wall trying to sanitise as much as possible along with what we need to do on a daily basis, been doing it for almost 2 weeks, I'm shattered!, we do a split shift 6-8 the 3-6 ( I do do a couple of other hours elsewhere, a 5 hour shift atm feels like a 8 hour plus, we're waiting for the shout to deep clean, it's going to happen, .
Have to say fair play to my team, they've worked like trojans through this as there is only 6 of us.
My worst fear (other than anyone contracting the virus) is that if one self isolates we will have no choice but to do the same given the close proximity we are in, have been in, what then for the school, VoG haven't brought in any extra cleaners, which in my mind is incompetent.
Shout out to all the cleaners everywhere, working their backsides off at this difficult time, along with all those on frontline NHS , supermarkets etc |  |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 09:27 - Mar 17 with 3530 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:19 - Mar 17 by epaul |
I'm a cleaning supervisor in a large comp, 1200 pupils, atm we are balls to the wall trying to sanitise as much as possible along with what we need to do on a daily basis, been doing it for almost 2 weeks, I'm shattered!, we do a split shift 6-8 the 3-6 ( I do do a couple of other hours elsewhere, a 5 hour shift atm feels like a 8 hour plus, we're waiting for the shout to deep clean, it's going to happen, .
Have to say fair play to my team, they've worked like trojans through this as there is only 6 of us.
My worst fear (other than anyone contracting the virus) is that if one self isolates we will have no choice but to do the same given the close proximity we are in, have been in, what then for the school, VoG haven't brought in any extra cleaners, which in my mind is incompetent.
Shout out to all the cleaners everywhere, working their backsides off at this difficult time, along with all those on frontline NHS , supermarkets etc |
Yes top shout out to all the cleaners they do an absolutely vital job in normal times in this crisis they are life savers, I know cleaners that clean hospitals and doctors surgeries and they are heroines and hero's I think we should have a collection for the cleaners on the ground who are doing a vital job and putting themselves in the firing line.  [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 9:28]
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| A thought for NHS staff on 09:34 - Mar 17 with 3511 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:19 - Mar 17 by epaul |
I'm a cleaning supervisor in a large comp, 1200 pupils, atm we are balls to the wall trying to sanitise as much as possible along with what we need to do on a daily basis, been doing it for almost 2 weeks, I'm shattered!, we do a split shift 6-8 the 3-6 ( I do do a couple of other hours elsewhere, a 5 hour shift atm feels like a 8 hour plus, we're waiting for the shout to deep clean, it's going to happen, .
Have to say fair play to my team, they've worked like trojans through this as there is only 6 of us.
My worst fear (other than anyone contracting the virus) is that if one self isolates we will have no choice but to do the same given the close proximity we are in, have been in, what then for the school, VoG haven't brought in any extra cleaners, which in my mind is incompetent.
Shout out to all the cleaners everywhere, working their backsides off at this difficult time, along with all those on frontline NHS , supermarkets etc |
Thank you for your efforts.
Please take extra care, people like you and overworked medical staff become more prone the more exhausted they become.
So advise your guys and gals to to be extra careful when they are tired as that is when silly mistakes happen. |  | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:34 - Mar 17 with 3511 views | LeonWasGod |
| A thought for NHS staff on 07:59 - Mar 17 by ladyjack |
Consultants are said to be on 100k a year plus in many cases with big pensions even some GP doctors are said to break the 100k barrier with million pound pensions, some in the NHS earn big bucks, not the Indians but the chiefs. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 8:06]
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Yes, but they literally putting their lives on the line with this one for us. Are you?
I'm sure they would rather have extra money put in to facilities and new colleagues, but to start criticising them for what they earn (after years of training) is a bit daft. |  | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:41 - Mar 17 with 3501 views | Catullus |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:19 - Mar 17 by epaul |
I'm a cleaning supervisor in a large comp, 1200 pupils, atm we are balls to the wall trying to sanitise as much as possible along with what we need to do on a daily basis, been doing it for almost 2 weeks, I'm shattered!, we do a split shift 6-8 the 3-6 ( I do do a couple of other hours elsewhere, a 5 hour shift atm feels like a 8 hour plus, we're waiting for the shout to deep clean, it's going to happen, .
Have to say fair play to my team, they've worked like trojans through this as there is only 6 of us.
My worst fear (other than anyone contracting the virus) is that if one self isolates we will have no choice but to do the same given the close proximity we are in, have been in, what then for the school, VoG haven't brought in any extra cleaners, which in my mind is incompetent.
Shout out to all the cleaners everywhere, working their backsides off at this difficult time, along with all those on frontline NHS , supermarkets etc |
I totally agree Paul and my wife is regularly shouting this o anyone who goes on about doctors/nurses etc, without the so called lesser staff everything would grind to a halt, without cleaners and porters hospitals would close down.
I agree with the Op's sentiment but all NHS staff deserve praise and very many people are doing work that is clearly more vital than they are usually credited for, this is a lot bigger than the NHS though. School staff, Police, council workers and many others are the front line too. | |
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| A thought for NHS staff on 09:42 - Mar 17 with 3497 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:34 - Mar 17 by LeonWasGod |
Yes, but they literally putting their lives on the line with this one for us. Are you?
I'm sure they would rather have extra money put in to facilities and new colleagues, but to start criticising them for what they earn (after years of training) is a bit daft. |
I'm not criticising I'm just pointing out that the ones at the top of the tree are well rewarded, Nye Bevan don't forget had to fill their mouths full of gold just to get the NHS up and running. | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:02 - Mar 17 with 3468 views | CountyJim |
I'm a porter in NHS its frightening times lm glad they mentioned testing staff yesterday because I have cold symptoms the sort of sniffles you just carry on normally but you do worry that you could be passing on
Trouble is half the work force at any time would have sniffles you all can't isolate |  | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:03 - Mar 17 with 3460 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:02 - Mar 17 by CountyJim |
I'm a porter in NHS its frightening times lm glad they mentioned testing staff yesterday because I have cold symptoms the sort of sniffles you just carry on normally but you do worry that you could be passing on
Trouble is half the work force at any time would have sniffles you all can't isolate |
They reckon the Chinese did it. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 10:11]
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| A thought for NHS staff on 10:14 - Mar 17 with 3436 views | CountyJim |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:03 - Mar 17 by ladyjack |
They reckon the Chinese did it. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 10:11]
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Sorry mate I'm lost
Testing or isolated there health staff | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:17 - Mar 17 with 3432 views | LeonWasGod |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:02 - Mar 17 by CountyJim |
I'm a porter in NHS its frightening times lm glad they mentioned testing staff yesterday because I have cold symptoms the sort of sniffles you just carry on normally but you do worry that you could be passing on
Trouble is half the work force at any time would have sniffles you all can't isolate |
It's absolute madness that testing hasn't been a priority in the NHS and it's ancillary workers. WHO have been quite critical about this. | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:19 - Mar 17 with 3422 views | NotLoyal |
| A thought for NHS staff on 07:59 - Mar 17 by ladyjack |
Consultants are said to be on 100k a year plus in many cases with big pensions even some GP doctors are said to break the 100k barrier with million pound pensions, some in the NHS earn big bucks, not the Indians but the chiefs. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 8:06]
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Any pension aside non contributory is a paid in pension, up to around 14%. The non contributory pension is offered as a part of the employment package. Fully deserved. Fire, police, NHS, military etc fully deserve every penny. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 10:22]
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| A thought for NHS staff on 10:47 - Mar 17 with 3397 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:19 - Mar 17 by NotLoyal |
Any pension aside non contributory is a paid in pension, up to around 14%. The non contributory pension is offered as a part of the employment package. Fully deserved. Fire, police, NHS, military etc fully deserve every penny. [Post edited 17 Mar 2020 10:22]
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The vast majority of every worker deserves every penny. | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:52 - Mar 17 with 3385 views | ladyjack |
| A thought for NHS staff on 10:14 - Mar 17 by CountyJim |
Sorry mate I'm lost
Testing or isolated there health staff |
Both. | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 11:06 - Mar 17 with 3367 views | builthjack |
A colleague, who is a bit of a nerd, but nice bloke, just mentioned that with the slow speed and scale of tests being carried out, it will take 22 years to test the whole of Britain. | |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| A thought for NHS staff on 15:12 - Mar 17 with 3283 views | controversial_jack |
It's the support care workers and auxiliaries who do most of the day to day work, but the nurses seem to get the credit, not that they don't work hard too | | | |
| A thought for NHS staff on 18:49 - Mar 17 with 3139 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| A thought for NHS staff on 09:19 - Mar 17 by epaul |
I'm a cleaning supervisor in a large comp, 1200 pupils, atm we are balls to the wall trying to sanitise as much as possible along with what we need to do on a daily basis, been doing it for almost 2 weeks, I'm shattered!, we do a split shift 6-8 the 3-6 ( I do do a couple of other hours elsewhere, a 5 hour shift atm feels like a 8 hour plus, we're waiting for the shout to deep clean, it's going to happen, .
Have to say fair play to my team, they've worked like trojans through this as there is only 6 of us.
My worst fear (other than anyone contracting the virus) is that if one self isolates we will have no choice but to do the same given the close proximity we are in, have been in, what then for the school, VoG haven't brought in any extra cleaners, which in my mind is incompetent.
Shout out to all the cleaners everywhere, working their backsides off at this difficult time, along with all those on frontline NHS , supermarkets etc |
Excellent, they do great work and are vital right now. |  |
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