In message , at 20:43:32 on Sun,
11 Feb 2018, Roger Hayter remarked:
In general, like for like,public service employees have poorer pay than
the private sector. In part made up by a pension.

RUBBISH !.

The OECD totally disproved this. The days when NHS professional
staff were 'underpaid' and the pension was a compensation
vanished during 13 years of Nulabia when the NHS budget went
up from £37 Billion to £115 Billion, and a massive chunk of that
went towards pay rises.

I think the OECD figures inadequately account for skill levels in the
two sectors. At best they are speculative, and I don't think OECD is a
pro-nationalisation organisation.

The OECD is not political at all. It merely aggregates statistics
supplied by member states. And very professionally too.
--
Roland Perry