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Re: Agenda For Change
by Dr Dre
I think they said they'd get round to IT staff the day before the deadline and then just pay us what we're on now. And experienced EMTs could get more money. Its all about knowledge and skills. And being in a job longer means you have more - which is rewarded. So maybe an Advanced EMT is on the cards. I scored and matched my own job and I came out in the band which my current pay is in. So frankly my dear, I don't give a damn. Unless they cock up royally.
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