The more you post the stronger my opinion of you; you're just a bit thick aren't you?

Not an hour after the budget the other day I got an email from my local government part time job saying 'ooh if anyone wants voluntary redundancy do say'. And then I get to work on saturday and there's six of us trying to run a county library because everyone's hours have been cut so much. And THEN I find out that they're actually hiring another manager, they've created yet another management job. That'll be full time mind and paying good money. But who gets all the cuts and the crap?? That's right, it's the part time workers on the shop floor who get rubbish wages in the first place. Oh you've got to laugh. So that's who's getting your 'reality check' - not the managers desperate to cling onto their jobs. So you should think of who it's actually affecting before you start shouting. I'd be the last to deny there's wastefulness in the public sector, but it's only because of all the ludicrous layers of hierarchy - that's who you should be aiming your protestations at, but no you'll be Blaming the Unions and all that other tory waffle.

More Homelessness as a result, an undeniable fact, and the Homeless people who I work with, a proportionate 70% genuine need claimants re. disabilty as a vital necessity ( it's a very 'complex area' which will escape the PRIVATE COMPANIES, who, profit and are thus target funded, who are going to asses Mental/Physical Health Needs. I don't need to swear ).
As for the propsed DLA BLANKET testing in 2013, regardless of age and infirmity, be it physical or mental health, this is utterly morally shameful and abhorrent. Inexcusable and wrong. The vulnerable should never be 'IN IT' with the more fortunate memebers of society, on whatever level that may be. I say this because I have worked extensivlet in this sector in the past, and I still do on a part time basis.

Here in the US there are now very few long term jobs. Most people are at best skipping from one temporary employment to another. Individual states and cities are laying off workers fast, apparently due to their falling tax revenues. Against all odds Obama is trying to build up the unemployment benefits, welfare and federal jobs. Sadly as ever historically, most of America rejects this as big government meddling.

As a public sector worker, since 1984, who is employed paid for 37.5 hours a week but on average over the past 15 years has worked, 60 hours without overtime and spends 4-5 hours a day to get to work, and prior to that, can i please thank you for your comment as over the years I and many of my colleagues are obviously overpaid tossers