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1 hour ago, royal white said:

Definitely an engineeer or Dr. 
 

speaking of Drs, one for you @kent_white I’ve just watched a tik Tok video of a Dr Robbie, he said over 50% of newly qualified DRs are unemployed. What’s the main reason behind this? I’m guessing there’s more of a need for Drs in specific areas? 

There aren't the positions available according to one report I saw.

I wonder how much a new doctor earns in comparison to a director of lived experience?

Posted
5 hours ago, Sweep said:

It could/should have gone when the Queen died. At the least, they could have totally removed the Sovereign Grant, they've got enough money now to be self funding I'd have thought

I do think they'll get a bit of a revival when sausage fingers eventually steps aside and William & Kate get the gig. And hopefully that'll mean another couple of public holidays, which are always much appreciated

Fanciful to think anything other than the monarchy will be around for decades yet and possibly even centuries.

As fanciful as thinking scousers will stop thieving or the contrary cunt will change his ways.

GSTK.

Posted
23 minutes ago, bolty58 said:

Fanciful to think anything other than the monarchy will be around for decades yet and possibly even centuries.

As fanciful as thinking scousers will stop thieving or the contrary cunt will change his ways.

GSTK.

The monarchy effect is immeasurable. 

Not only tourism, but the soft power.

Trump's visit, and the comparatively lower tariffs for example. 

Who knows what effect it has.

Then there is the work that goes on- charitable, environmental etc.

It also provides a focal point and figure head for the armed forces- might not seem much, but uniting behind an apolitical system may be invaluable.

Posted
1 hour ago, bolty58 said:

What about a P45 after Rachel has finished with you?

Eh? 

How would that work? I'm not employed by a UK company, how will Rachel affect me, in order for me to lose my job? 

Posted
32 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Eh? 

How would that work? I'm not employed by a UK company, how will Rachel affect me, in order for me to lose my job? 

Pegging?

Posted
34 minutes ago, Sweep said:

Eh? 

How would that work? I'm not employed by a UK company, how will Rachel affect me, in order for me to lose my job? 

Stop embarrassing him

Hes doing a perfectly good job of that all over the board today.

Posted
On 14/10/2025 at 14:13, royal white said:

Definitely an engineeer or Dr. 
 

speaking of Drs, one for you @kent_white I’ve just watched a tik Tok video of a Dr Robbie, he said over 50% of newly qualified DRs are unemployed. What’s the main reason behind this? I’m guessing there’s more of a need for Drs in specific areas? 

Yeah this is true. 

Basically to qualify a Dr needs to do

1) Go to medical school for 5-6 years to become a Doctor

2) Complete 2 years foundation training

3) Complete 3-8 years of speciality training

The bottleneck is at 3) because of a lack of speciality training places. So they can work in a limited way at a hospital for about £38,000 a year. But need to do section 3) to see that big jump in salary (which would almost double). 

Plus - money is so tight at the moment that lots of NHS places have recruitment freezes on while they try to balanve the books. A lot of newly qualified nurses are also struggling to find work. 

It's a catch 22 at the moment. We don't have enough staff to run services properly. But we're also being asked to save money. And that usually means not recruiting. Sometimes even when people retire or leave, they are not replaced. Which puts more pressure on the existing staff. 

It's a very difficult environment at the moment. 

Posted
25 minutes ago, kent_white said:

Yeah this is true. 

Basically to qualify a Dr needs to do

1) Go to medical school for 5-6 years to become a Doctor

2) Complete 2 years foundation training

3) Complete 3-8 years of speciality training

The bottleneck is at 3) because of a lack of speciality training places. So they can work in a limited way at a hospital for about £38,000 a year. But need to do section 3) to see that big jump in salary (which would almost double). 

Plus - money is so tight at the moment that lots of NHS places have recruitment freezes on while they try to balanve the books. A lot of newly qualified nurses are also struggling to find work. 

It's a catch 22 at the moment. We don't have enough staff to run services properly. But we're also being asked to save money. And that usually means not recruiting. Sometimes even when people retire or leave, they are not replaced. Which puts more pressure on the existing staff. 

It's a very difficult environment at the moment. 

Cheers mate 👍

Posted
13 minutes ago, wakey said:

an Oxbridge student had to "workshop" a 2 line chant?

Fuck me, standards are slipping.

And it doesn't even rhyme

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