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That's why you need to have strong enforcement of that regulation. There us no point having rules and laws that are not backed up by action when people or companies transgress.
That's why you need to have strong enforcement of that regulation. There us no point having rules and laws that are not backed up by action when people or companies transgress.Side point: my issue with regulation is that in my experience most of private industry basically ignores large parts of it unless they’re a huge company but every public body follows it to the letter.
When people talk about private industry outperforming public sector generally its down to poor pay, poor conditions, and a lax adherence to regulations.
Glass-Steagall in the US was very good for the most part in preventing the kinds of shenanigans which caused the 2008 crisis. Bill Clinton repealing it paved the way for the madness which followedSide point: my issue with regulation is that in my experience most of private industry basically ignores large parts of it unless they’re a huge company but every public body follows it to the letter.
When people talk about private industry outperforming public sector generally its down to poor pay, poor conditions, and a lax adherence to regulations.
I hope she and her husband go to prison for a long time.
Ideally Hancock too, but can't see that happening sadly.
Revealed: the full inside story of the Michelle Mone PPE scandal
PPE Medpro and supply chain partners made as much as £100m in profits; Tory peer and husband now selling yacht and homeswww.theguardian.com
Seems she was barely there, anyway.she has taken a leave of absence to clear her name
Seems she was barely there, anyway.
Glass-Steagall in the US was very good for the most part in preventing the kinds of shenanigans which caused the 2008 crisis. Bill Clinton repealing it paved the way for the madness which followed
Fucking hell, that is a shocking report.I hope she and her husband go to prison for a long time.
Ideally Hancock too, but can't see that happening sadly.
Revealed: the full inside story of the Michelle Mone PPE scandal
PPE Medpro and supply chain partners made as much as £100m in profits; Tory peer and husband now selling yacht and homeswww.theguardian.com
I hope she and her husband go to prison for a long time.
Ideally Hancock too, but can't see that happening sadly.
Revealed: the full inside story of the Michelle Mone PPE scandal
PPE Medpro and supply chain partners made as much as £100m in profits; Tory peer and husband now selling yacht and homeswww.theguardian.com
The rumour on twitter is they already done a runner to Honduras which by complete coincidence has no extradition agreement with the UKI hope she and her husband go to prison for a long time.
Ideally Hancock too, but can't see that happening sadly.
Revealed: the full inside story of the Michelle Mone PPE scandal
PPE Medpro and supply chain partners made as much as £100m in profits; Tory peer and husband now selling yacht and homeswww.theguardian.com
Incredible. Giving anti-union interviews to the Telegraph. Cue the usual suspects along to tell us what a clever game is being played.
He accuses doctors and nurses of not wanting better health outcomes for patients. I'm sure if teachers go on strike he'll say we don't want better educational outcomes for children.He's an absolute wanker. Can't stand the c**t.
He accuses doctors and nurses of not wanting better health outcomes for patients. I'm sure if teachers go on strike he'll say we don't want better educational outcomes for children.
With Labour MPs like him who needs the Tories?
Or more worryingly, with Labour MPs like him, who needs Labour when we've got the tories.
I take it Starmer will now sack him from the front bench for this? Or is it a lesser offence than going on a picket line?Streeting is a c**t. He’s one you won’t hear me defending from accusations of being right wing. Even as NUS President he was a right wing prick. How the fuck do you manage that as NUS President FFS?
I take it Starmer will now sack him from the front bench for this? Or is it a lesser offence than going on a picket line?
A convenient excuse on Starmer’s partI mean the actual article is a lot less explosive than the article linked: 12ft |
But yeah I’d be very happy if he wasn’t Shadow Health any more.
And Tarry wasn’t sacked for “going on a picket line” MP fired for making up policy on the hoof - Starmer - BBC News
A convenient excuse on Starmer’s part
Have we covered this?
Four people charged over Qatar’s alleged bribing of EU officials
Charges come after Belgian police made six arrests and seized phones, computers and €600,000 in cashwww.theguardian.com
This however is as mental as all the Tories complaining that Sunak and Hunt are “socialists”.
Is it as mental as slating a tory for taking donations from the private health sector or for butting heads with the unions but defending Labour MPs when they do it?
He’s putting the blame on medical unions instead of the government which has neglected the sector for 12.5 years. That’s what the issue is.its not at all comparable and you know it. Calling writing extreme anti union law and saying a specific union needs to change on a specific issue are oranges and apples.
I get it, you’re desperate for a reason to hate Labour. But saying they’re the same as the Tories is just insane I’m sorry. They’re not as left wing as you would like. Thats it. Spreading this sort of nonsense just help the Tories and pushes left wing people out of any chance they might have of engaging with a party that is far more receptive to them.
I've got lots of reasons to dislike Starmers Labour.its not at all comparable and you know it. Calling writing extreme anti union law and saying a specific union needs to change on a specific issue are oranges and apples.
I get it, you’re desperate for a reason to hate Labour. But saying they’re the same as the Tories is just insane I’m sorry. They’re not as left wing as you would like. Thats it. Spreading this sort of nonsense just help the Tories and pushes left wing people out of any chance they might have of engaging with a party that is far more receptive to them.
He’s an idiot playing to the gallery and attacking unions and health workers.Radio interview this morning saying Labour would double the number of trainee nurse places available, and invest in people. That hook is one I can get behind...
Radio interview this morning saying Labour would double the number of trainee nurse places available, and invest in people. That hook is one I can get behind...
I've got lots of reasons to dislike Starmers Labour.
Im avtually desperate for a reason to like them other than they're not the tories.
And there's a huge difference between 'not as left wing as I would like' and parroting the tories.
We all know why the NHS is collapsing under this government, it’s not the BMA.
Imagine a world where politicians are held to a basic code of practice. We could call it something like a Code of Practice. Something that the government couldn’t ignore. We can but dream.Good to see some corrupt politicians get dragged in front of a judge.
And that’s exactly what Streeting says in his article. They aren’t parroting the Tories at all. But they are positioning themselves closer to the centre to get elected.
Well he's not gone down well with health workers but he's gone down well in the Spectator.
I don't think even Blair wanted that particular 'snarling dog in the corner of the room'.
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