| Quiet Quitting 22:39 - Nov 3 with 894 views | max936 |
Could be said that its hardly surprising with this government strangling the taxpayers with more and more taxes, just what is the point 
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| Quiet Quitting on 09:29 - Nov 4 with 193 views | Wingstandwood |
Yep, I have used another descriptive i.e. "taking the foot off the gas peddle". When people get punished repeatedly with taxes attitudes change.
The hard left have no awareness of this, like the idiot who wanted a 100% rate of inheritance tax, seriously these idiots are out there. |  |
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| Quiet Quitting on 10:16 - Nov 4 with 160 views | Whiterockin |
| Quiet Quitting on 09:29 - Nov 4 by Wingstandwood |
Yep, I have used another descriptive i.e. "taking the foot off the gas peddle". When people get punished repeatedly with taxes attitudes change.
The hard left have no awareness of this, like the idiot who wanted a 100% rate of inheritance tax, seriously these idiots are out there. |
What is the point of working extra to put money away and save if we are edging towards a society where it is taken off you by the government. The current government and some who believe in this approach really are clueless and have no concern for the future. |  | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 10:49 - Nov 4 with 120 views | Wingstandwood |
| Quiet Quitting on 10:16 - Nov 4 by Whiterockin |
What is the point of working extra to put money away and save if we are edging towards a society where it is taken off you by the government. The current government and some who believe in this approach really are clueless and have no concern for the future. |
Continuation of a society that destroys incentives and morale where people might as well p1ss all their money up against the wall, be irresponsible and do as little as possible rather than give it directly to the government? That will turn the U.K into even more of a basket case than what it is now.
And of course the brightest and best will leave the country and go to another. | |
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| Quiet Quitting on 14:44 - Nov 4 with 18 views | SullutaCreturned |
Yep, I'm a quiet quitter. Or as I have called it, doing the bare minimum. Partly because of the reasons above and partly because I'm nearly 60 and a bit knackered. It helps that I took an easy job mind.
Our governments have, for decades, been ruining this country. They've all been looking after themselves and their friends and there is very little left that us ordinary people are willing to give. So if productivity drops, profits drop, GDP drops the government can blame themselves and take a 2 finger salute. |  | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 15:12 - Nov 4 with 0 views | max936 |
| Quiet Quitting on 14:44 - Nov 4 by SullutaCreturned |
Yep, I'm a quiet quitter. Or as I have called it, doing the bare minimum. Partly because of the reasons above and partly because I'm nearly 60 and a bit knackered. It helps that I took an easy job mind.
Our governments have, for decades, been ruining this country. They've all been looking after themselves and their friends and there is very little left that us ordinary people are willing to give. So if productivity drops, profits drop, GDP drops the government can blame themselves and take a 2 finger salute. |
Nearly 60 
I'm 66 in January and I'm completely knackered at moment anyway | | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 17:02 - Nov 4 with 0 views | onehunglow |
I hope to make 77 by January
14th
Anyone wanting to send me a card or message , save it and make a contribution to MND charity
Iām hanging on as long as I can if only to annoy my legion of followers | |
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| Quiet Quitting on 17:47 - Nov 4 with 0 views | JJBomber |
| Quiet Quitting on 10:49 - Nov 4 by Wingstandwood |
Continuation of a society that destroys incentives and morale where people might as well p1ss all their money up against the wall, be irresponsible and do as little as possible rather than give it directly to the government? That will turn the U.K into even more of a basket case than what it is now.
And of course the brightest and best will leave the country and go to another. |
It's 1,000 millionaires a month quitting the UK apparently. | | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 02:37 - Nov 5 with 0 views | Robbie |
Seems like Burnham has kicked the Welfare Bill into the long grass and will not review it until 2028 , major front page headlines upcoming of course or a clever small print excuse .
Carry on as normal for the less well off , just how can you make this chaos continue .
Maybe obviously leaked out when all eyes are over The Pond and their Politics .
Very clever to get bad news onto the small column inches of page five in the Press .
Was going to say page three , not ready for incoming if I mentioned them times . [Post edited 5 Nov 2:46]
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| Quiet Quitting on 09:35 - Nov 5 with 0 views | KeithHaynes |
| Quiet Quitting on 10:49 - Nov 4 by Wingstandwood |
Continuation of a society that destroys incentives and morale where people might as well p1ss all their money up against the wall, be irresponsible and do as little as possible rather than give it directly to the government? That will turn the U.K into even more of a basket case than what it is now.
And of course the brightest and best will leave the country and go to another. |
Of course they will š |  |
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| Quiet Quitting on 11:31 - Nov 5 with 0 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
I've always worked on the basis of a fair exchange between what I produce and what I get back, what I get back is not just money.
I've taken voluntary redundancy twice, once from a Company that was taken over and I did not like the ethnics of the new business and the second time because the business became pretty dysfunctional.
I get quite a lot of enjoyment from my current job, but the travelling has increased in recent years as more and more work is on the other side of the Severn Bridge.
The biggest problem I hear about right now is the lack of vacancies. |  |
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| Quiet Quitting on 12:18 - Nov 5 with 0 views | max936 |
| Quiet Quitting on 11:31 - Nov 5 by JACKMANANDBOY |
I've always worked on the basis of a fair exchange between what I produce and what I get back, what I get back is not just money.
I've taken voluntary redundancy twice, once from a Company that was taken over and I did not like the ethnics of the new business and the second time because the business became pretty dysfunctional.
I get quite a lot of enjoyment from my current job, but the travelling has increased in recent years as more and more work is on the other side of the Severn Bridge.
The biggest problem I hear about right now is the lack of vacancies. |
I'd happily take voluntary redundancy right now, it won't be offered though with me up for official retirement this time next year. | | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 14:16 - Nov 5 with 0 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Quiet Quitting on 17:47 - Nov 4 by JJBomber |
It's 1,000 millionaires a month quitting the UK apparently. |
1000 per month is a prediction, HMRC say...
The Counter-Narrative and Official Data
ā¢ Tax Authority (HMRC) & Tax Justice Network: Subsequent analysis and reviews by organizations like the Tax Justice Network and data from HMRC have challenged the scale of these numbers. They note that initial private-wealth reports relied heavily on survey/social-media work-location data rather than verified physical emigration.
ā¢ Actual Impact: Government reviews indicated that the number of wealthy non-doms actually dropped by a fraction (around 0.5%), and actual net millionaire migration remains a small percentage of the UK's total millionaire population (which numbers over 3 million). | | | |
| Quiet Quitting on 14:19 - Nov 5 with 0 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Quiet Quitting on 15:12 - Nov 4 by max936 |
Nearly 60
I'm 66 in January and I'm completely knackered at moment anyway |
Exactly my point, assuming I live that long I want to be fit enough to do some travelling when I retire! | | | |
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