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• #73852
Yeah absolutely but in my example I dont see how you can, for example, clear court backlogs by only running trials 4 days a week, or pay staff more when legal aid rates are already driving firms out of existence...
Yup...you can't do this sort of thing without turning on the money taps for a start.
Edit: I also assume that organisational change requiring 100% buy in from everybody to unlearn a way of working is also much harder in big organisations.
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• #73853
Hah, no wonder Rwanda signed that deal. But who really earns money from it? Rwanda isn't rich for the most part.
The EU already signed a resettlement deal (different from shipping people out, it seems for people fleeing Libiya) for Kigora in Rwanda.
The Telegraph (vomit) actually has a decent article on this. Of course the headline is EU blaming but the content is good and casts doubt on Rwanda being a good country to settle people.
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• #73854
But who really earns money from it?
This is just a guess. I guess that there's a privately owned middleman doing the processing. I also guess that it is Israeli. Why? Because it was an Israeli company that handled their Rwanda deportations and I'm going to put my tin foil hat on and say that Priti "unsanctioned business trips to Israel" Patel might....well, you get the idea.
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• #73855
I’m sure there was arguments against a 5 days work weeks in the past over 6 or even 7 days.
We have one life, and to spend the majority of it working just to live isn’t good.
Also, most of it is usually due to wages theft, making people work peanuts while earning several if not ten or millions a years is not sustainable.
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• #73856
Yeah I think there are two arguments being conflated - working less and hiring more people so that 'productivity' isn't affected, but people have nicer lives, and working fewer days but still producing by cutting out the chit chat.
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• #73857
Deportation of one of the seven on the Rwanda flight blocked by the ECHR - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61806048
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• #73858
I've never felt patriotic in my life, mainly just kind of neutral about the notion of statehood and nationality.
But now, I feel the opposite. A growing, since 2016 at least, sense of shame and embarrassment of the country I live in.
I fucking hate this government.
I fucking hate the people who voted for it, who defend it, who rationalise it.
Is it so hard to imagine being better than this?
What a shower of shit eating cuntwads.
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• #73859
Couldn't agree more. Fuck this government.
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• #73860
Pretty much sums up my personal views of this fucking shit country.
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• #73861
Boris Johnson Says UK Could Leave Convention On Human Rights To Force Through Rwanda Asylum Plan
If I cut my cock off I can fuck myself in the arse
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• #73862
No one going to Rwanda tonight
https://twitter.com/PaulBrandITV/status/1536816792160591878 -
• #73863
Not sure they have thought it through
https://twitter.com/davidallengreen/status/1536788417681440775
https://twitter.com/LordRickettsP/status/1536764511885176832
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• #73864
Me too. Exactly.
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• #73865
Yup.
Is it list time?
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• #73866
100%
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• #73867
I moved to Spain...
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• #73868
Poetic justice
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• #73869
Only part of it but specifically courts don’t seem very efficient. Perhaps that exposes my own biases to judges but the sentiment I have is that the law should not be rushed?
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• #73870
Completely agree. It's on us to show that there is a better way forward.
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• #73872
Maybe he's on here.
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• #73873
So, was the Rwanda thing really a plan to withdraw from the ECHR all along? It seems possible but I'm not really sure we have anyone in power bright enough to think up something like that.
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• #73874
Not sure most of them know the difference between the ECHR and ECJ
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• #73875
I suspect the mixing up of the two might be deliberate.
Yeah absolutely but in my example I dont see how you can, for example, clear court backlogs by only running trials 4 days a week, or pay staff more when legal aid rates are already driving firms out of existence...