u/Desperate-Drawer-572

▲ 133 r/doctorsUK

Surely now is time to strike and put pressure on Streeting?

Why are we not striking now whilst Wes is about to mount a challenge to become PM?

Surely would cause maximum pressure for him and Starmee

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 15 hours ago

Has April payrise made a difference to you?

Now the first payslip is in with the new wage, has anyone actually found this to be useful.

With the increased tax, high cost living, hardly feels to be making any difference.

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 3 days ago
▲ 27 r/AskUK

What is the figure you think of when someone quotes a "comfortable salary'?

With everything super expensive and salaries 3-4 years ago not going as far, if someone says to you this is a comfortable salary what springs to mind?

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 4 days ago
▲ 24 r/AskUK

Those who work in public sector, do you have a 2nd job?

Those of who you who work in NHS, schools etc, do you work a 2nd job. Feels like pay is low in public sector and considering how much food, transport etc is, are you working a 2nd job to survive?

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 4 days ago
▲ 185 r/AskUK

Why do some colleagues moan at those who like to work from home?

Some colleagues love being in the office and that is fine. But why moan and get annoyed at those who prefer to wfh? It is almost as though they want everyone in office with them wasting petrol and damaging the environment.

Why can people not stomach preference of others?

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 4 days ago

Advice please - where is a affordable and nice place to live and commute from?

If you have a job in London, where is a affordable and nice place to live and commute from?

Living in London itself is too expensive so where would you recommend living nearby. Looking for a decent commute alongside finding a decent area to live in.

Would preferably like to buy a detached house.

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u/Desperate-Drawer-572 — 4 days ago