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Re: pay rise
« Reply #15 on: 13 October 2018, 14:23:52 »

That was a lifestyle choice then... Live within your income.
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #16 on: 13 October 2018, 17:07:52 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #17 on: 13 October 2018, 17:16:48 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....

and....?
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #18 on: 13 October 2018, 17:29:12 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....

and....?

and nothing ..... see post #13 

I don't do bad myself, but if I was on £180K I think I'd find it very hard to justify £240k
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #19 on: 13 October 2018, 18:00:02 »

Don't see why anyone should see the need to justify what they earn*. If your clever/ hard working / fortunate enough, then good luck to you. Although Ive no doubt Chancellor McDonnell wont see it that way if a catastrophe should happen at the next election.  :o ;D

*I make an exception for people whose earnings come from my taxes. I think they do need to justify it in that case.  :)
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #20 on: 13 October 2018, 19:22:06 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....

and....?

and nothing ..... see post #13 

I don't do bad myself, but if I was on £180K I think I'd find it very hard to justify £240k

I can believe that, but if Joe Public were to read the link I posted, as you no do doubt have, he might have second thoughts, especially if he, innocently, found himself in court, represented by a white, public school educated barrister, with absolutely no idea how he lives, before a Judge from the same background, and possibly from the same public school.
Incidentally, if you were on 180k, in a public service job, e.g. a Judge, but colleagues you trained with who went in a different direction, were earning 3 times your salary, your public spiritedness might come under some pressure.
Yes, it is a lifestyle choice, as Al has said, but I maintain that we need to encourage those from 'working-class' backgrounds, such as my daughter, into the criminal bar, and not, as the link states, allow it to become the preserve of those from entitled and wealthy families as it has now become. Can you suggest a way of doing this without ensuring them a reasonable and comparable income for the amount of work they do, much of which is unpaid?
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #21 on: 13 October 2018, 19:54:18 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....

and....?

and nothing ..... see post #13 

I don't do bad myself, but if I was on £180K I think I'd find it very hard to justify £240k

I can believe that, but if Joe Public were to read the link I posted, as you no do doubt have, he might have second thoughts, especially if he, innocently, found himself in court, represented by a white, public school educated barrister, with absolutely no idea how he lives, before a Judge from the same background, and possibly from the same public school.
Incidentally, if you were on 180k, in a public service job, e.g. a Judge, but colleagues you trained with who went in a different direction, were earning 3 times your salary, your public spiritedness might come under some pressure.
Yes, it is a lifestyle choice, as Al has said, but I maintain that we need to encourage those from 'working-class' backgrounds, such as my daughter, into the criminal bar, and not, as the link states, allow it to become the preserve of those from entitled and wealthy families as it has now become. Can you suggest a way of doing this without ensuring them a reasonable and comparable income for the amount of work they do, much of which is unpaid?

I can't Chris ... but I've never really thought about it, but I'm sure I could manage on 'just' £180k  ;D. On the plus side .... does your daughter have uni fees to pay for as mine does?  ;)
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #22 on: 13 October 2018, 22:34:10 »

My daughter now earns considerably more than that in her current job, but  ....

I'd say that the vast majority of Joe Public don't though .....

and....?

and nothing ..... see post #13 

I don't do bad myself, but if I was on £180K I think I'd find it very hard to justify £240k

I can believe that, but if Joe Public were to read the link I posted, as you no do doubt have, he might have second thoughts, especially if he, innocently, found himself in court, represented by a white, public school educated barrister, with absolutely no idea how he lives, before a Judge from the same background, and possibly from the same public school.
Incidentally, if you were on 180k, in a public service job, e.g. a Judge, but colleagues you trained with who went in a different direction, were earning 3 times your salary, your public spiritedness might come under some pressure.
Yes, it is a lifestyle choice, as Al has said, but I maintain that we need to encourage those from 'working-class' backgrounds, such as my daughter, into the criminal bar, and not, as the link states, allow it to become the preserve of those from entitled and wealthy families as it has now become. Can you suggest a way of doing this without ensuring them a reasonable and comparable income for the amount of work they do, much of which is unpaid?

I can't Chris ... but I've never really thought about it, but I'm sure I could manage on 'just' £180k  ;D. On the plus side .... does your daughter have uni fees to pay for as mine does?  ;)

No, there were grants in those days, but I had to pay her bar school fees. :y
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #23 on: 14 October 2018, 00:16:31 »

Same old story the rich are trampling over the poor again and again, but they are getting richer and the poor are becoming what used to be the relatively not to badly well off.
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #24 on: 14 October 2018, 00:18:50 »

500K?
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #25 on: 14 October 2018, 01:44:53 »

Good thing to, that they are being given a major pay rise. The reason judges are so well paid is to make them mostly incorruptible and that is one of the most important elements of our democracy and why the corrupt countries and people invest their ill gotten gains in the UK.

The opposite of this is Ukraine where there totally justice system is based of the size of your bribe. If you are very rich you are effectively above the law as you can buy off everything: murder, rape, theft (including major businesses), driving offences including killing people etc., etc. What cosy Westerners don't realise is what that really means in what you take for granted, like having money in a bank account. A bank employee will help the mafia take it, either through 'bank charges' or indirect theft for their payoff, which is why Ukrainians don't keep money in banks.

The global MOB boss of bosses is Ukrainian Semion Mogilevich who runs the Russian mafia, Ukrainian Mafia and now the US mafia. For them it is always about the money and they will take every $ they can from everybody they can with impunity where they own/payoff judges, politicians etc. FBI untouchable Robert Mueller III took down the Teflon Don and now he is working on the biggest and most important case of his career, where the Trump clan and compromised GOP congressmen and senators are just the tip of the iceberg of US and global elites corruption. If you think globalization biggest success was cheap mass produced goods for everyone, it wasn't. For the mafia it was their globalization of:

1. Drugs.
2. People trafficking.
3. Money laundering.
4. Counterfeit goods.
5. Hacking, malware, botnets and fraud.
6. Protection rackets.
7. Front 'legit' businesses.
8. Investing in Tech companies, main stream media, PR fronts and lobbying companies to create the narrative to their advantage.
9. Corrupting business owners, financial company employees, law enforcement, judges, lawyers, accountants, journalists and most important of all politicians.

And turning countries like Russia into mafia states and if they win in the US the same will apply to them, which will end Western civilization as we know it. >:( >:( >:(
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #26 on: 14 October 2018, 08:53:06 »

Good thing to, that they are being given a major pay rise. The reason judges are so well paid is to make them mostly incorruptible and that is one of the most important elements of our democracy and why the corrupt countries and people invest their ill gotten gains in the UK.

The opposite of this is Ukraine where there totally justice system is based of the size of your bribe. If you are very rich you are effectively above the law as you can buy off everything: murder, rape, theft (including major businesses), driving offences including killing people etc., etc. What cosy Westerners don't realise is what that really means in what you take for granted, like having money in a bank account. A bank employee will help the mafia take it, either through 'bank charges' or indirect theft for their payoff, which is why Ukrainians don't keep money in banks.

The global MOB boss of bosses is Ukrainian Semion Mogilevich who runs the Russian mafia, Ukrainian Mafia and now the US mafia. For them it is always about the money and they will take every $ they can from everybody they can with impunity where they own/payoff judges, politicians etc. FBI untouchable Robert Mueller III took down the Teflon Don and now he is working on the biggest and most important case of his career, where the Trump clan and compromised GOP congressmen and senators are just the tip of the iceberg of US and global elites corruption. If you think globalization biggest success was cheap mass produced goods for everyone, it wasn't. For the mafia it was their globalization of:

1. Drugs.
2. People trafficking.
3. Money laundering.
4. Counterfeit goods.
5. Hacking, malware, botnets and fraud.
6. Protection rackets.
7. Front 'legit' businesses.
8. Investing in Tech companies, main stream media, PR fronts and lobbying companies to create the narrative to their advantage.
9. Corrupting business owners, financial company employees, law enforcement, judges, lawyers, accountants, journalists and most important of all politicians.

And turning countries like Russia into mafia states and if they win in the US the same will apply to them, which will end Western civilization as we know it. >:( >:( >:(



Absolutely spot on agree with you 100 percent.
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Re: pay rise
« Reply #27 on: 14 October 2018, 10:25:42 »

We're doooooomed.
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« Reply #28 on: 14 October 2018, 10:34:25 »

Yes there’s some truth in that but from what I can see of it the more  money people have the more they want and it can corrupt anybody.
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