On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 11:42:14 -0000, "IMM" wrote:


"Steve Dawson" wrote in message
...

A fair day's pay for a fair day's work.

That's is what Tory Little Middle Englanders used to say in the 1970s. Wish
is all ******** of course. A lawyers get paid more for his "fair" days work
than others,

I'm no great fan of lawyers by any stretch of the imagination, but
they make the rates that they do because people are willing to pay.
The actual amount depends on the perceived value of the service to the
customer. Companies spend large amounts of money to use the
services of the large accounting firms or the management
consultancies, not because of the value but because they have the
perception that they are getting value for money but more importantly
covering their backsides. I don't agree with the notion, but it's
up to them.



and the royal family get paid a fortune for doing next to
nothing. So if this fairs days pay thing is the case the Queen should be in
a semi in Mill Hill.

Now come on. How many queens do you know in semis in Mill Hill? She
might be lonely.


..andy

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