RNR to be cut by 20%
- Thread starter Jim30
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I am not so sure that the 2,900 less 20% that is quoted in the DT is actually not far off how many are in the RNR anyway. I would not be surprised if it included Royal too to make the numbers look bigger.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/01/06/navy06.xml
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/01/06/navy06.xml
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/01/06/navy06.xml
This is the web version of the FRONT PAGE article in the DT.
Just imagine if they did the same to teachers!
This is the web version of the FRONT PAGE article in the DT.
Just imagine if they did the same to teachers!
Last time I heard our strength was only 2100 anyway..the figures that were described to me by someone very senior were that the figure would be 2000 and that we were at 2100 anyway !!
Despite the hard time recruting etc I still think the RNR has a bit of deadwood that could be trimmed mainly officers....hence no compulsory's I imagine!
Despite the hard time recruting etc I still think the RNR has a bit of deadwood that could be trimmed mainly officers....hence no compulsory's I imagine!
So much for the past week recruiting in Leeds train station!!!
Just remember who not to vote for in the next election. That said, would any of the others be any better.
Its about time the RN turned around and told hier Blair and Co that enough is enough. No more wars til we have them men and ships to do the job.
If only that were possible.
Just remember who not to vote for in the next election. That said, would any of the others be any better.
Its about time the RN turned around and told hier Blair and Co that enough is enough. No more wars til we have them men and ships to do the job.
If only that were possible.
Perhaps they should freeze promotion for Ministers starting at the top? When one resigns/retires s/he won't be replaced - as a cost-cutting measure - the savings could contribute towards their increased allowances!
Thus when TB resigns, he shouldn't be replaced by a PM but only by a Minister - on lower pay and of course the lower pension. This would also benefit the taxpayer in another way too - should he have to retire on grounds of ill health or resign after a year an a day, he wouldn't then get the full PM's pension as at present...
...alternately perhaps they'll allow all service personnel to retire on a full pension after completing a year and a day's service? Now there's an idea!
Thus when TB resigns, he shouldn't be replaced by a PM but only by a Minister - on lower pay and of course the lower pension. This would also benefit the taxpayer in another way too - should he have to retire on grounds of ill health or resign after a year an a day, he wouldn't then get the full PM's pension as at present...
...alternately perhaps they'll allow all service personnel to retire on a full pension after completing a year and a day's service? Now there's an idea!
From info recently given out by one of the big wigs I was led to believe that the current RNR establishment figures were already well below the 2,900 given above and that if the current ongoing recruitment drive did not produce results, then we were very close to cease being a going concern. If they reduce the RNR by 20%, by my reckoning thats our arses. Me personally, I will wait until they start dishing out the P45's before I start to worry too much.
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