Anyone wanna take a guess?

[kazardaimenu]

They can also deduct the amount saved in millions on strike days.

100,000 employees on strike?
7.5 hours x £13 = £97.50
Times by 100k = £9.75 million
Time by 18 days £175.5 million

So by stating that the strikes have cost them £200m, are they saying that they spent the £175.5m cost saving on wages, plus another £200m on agency staff etc.?? £375.5m?

Are they that incompetent?

Yes they are.

[walthmstowman]

They can also deduct the amount saved in millions on strike days.

100,000 employees on strike?
7.5 hours x £13 = £97.50
Times by 100k = £9.75 million
Time by 18 days £175.5 million

So by stating that the strikes have cost them £200m, are they saying that they spent the £175.5m cost saving on wages, plus another £200m on agency staff etc.?? £375.5m?

Are they that incompetent?

Yes, you know they are .

[curleigh]

They can also deduct the amount saved in millions on strike days.

100,000 employees on strike?
7.5 hours x £13 = £97.50
Times by 100k = £9.75 million
Time by 18 days £175.5 million

So by stating that the strikes have cost them £200m, are they saying that they spent the £175.5m cost saving on wages, plus another £200m on agency staff etc.?? £375.5m?

Are they that incompetent?

Yes they are.

They like to shove the millions lost to strike, how DO they lose money when we're on strike, its not like the customers buy things from us, as stated earlier why dontbthey make it transparent where these losses are generated and offset it against wages saved