Every Barnsley Council worker to get £20 vouchers....

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  1. Dav

    DavidCurriesMullet Well-Known Member

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    #41 DavidCurriesMullet, Aug 12, 2020
    Can we therefore agree for once it's a good thing and sets an example. Motion to pass?
     
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    #42 oldschooltyke, Aug 12, 2020
    They only give 1 voucher per five workers, one sits down and enjoys the meal while the other 4 stand watching.
     
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    #43 DavidCurriesMullet, Aug 12, 2020
    As a TU rep I hope a thorough H&S assessment for said meals are carried out.
     
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    #44 Hooky feller, Aug 12, 2020
    Liquid lunch upstairs int market. £20 will just about cover a round.
     
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    #45 thetykester, Aug 12, 2020
    Not used the place but had a quick glance, it's expensive then?
     
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    #46 Hooky feller, Aug 12, 2020
    TBH mate not familiar with the bar prices. But would’ve thought £4 a pint wouldn’t be far off.
     
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    #47 thetykester, Aug 12, 2020
    Arrrrrrrr much.
     
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    #48 Dub-Tyke, Aug 12, 2020
    Wouldn’t all the staff have to declare this as a BIK?

    Not a massive amount of money I know, but wouldn’t they have to?
     
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    #49 BarnsleyReds, Aug 12, 2020
    Wouldn’t have thought so.. legally speaking it’s 3 pieces of paper with no value.
     
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    #50 Juddy G, Aug 12, 2020
    £5.40 for neck oil but the place is amazing and will do well for years to come, I went in I think it was the last home game we were allowed to attend ( after) at say 18:00 it was ten deep at the bar singer on decent choice of snap, very cosmopolitan.
     
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    #51 Durkar Red, Aug 12, 2020
    Think it’s a good gesture , a lot of council employees are low paid workers who do difficult jobs particularly in Social Care .
     
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    #52 Gordon Owen, Aug 12, 2020
    As a partner of a council worker, myself having to first hand pay staff furlough and watching how self employed friends have took the 10k grant, done up their houses etc not even needing it and not normally earning anywhere near 10k in the pandemic months l think you're wrong.

    The 10k grant ******* stinks and were going to have to pay it back for them. That's where the council's moneys gone.
     
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    #53 Young Nudger, Aug 12, 2020
    Yes I’ve heard good things about the bar.
    Only had a cuppa coffee in there in the afternoon tho.
    Really nice place.
    Small coffee bar - they have their own coffee - very nice. Light and refreshing - I think they call the coffee Fireback.
    What wasn’t nice - is that I witnessed a 6 year old getting punched by his 15 year old relative (cousin?).
    Couldn’t believe my eyes.
    It shocked everyone that saw it.
     
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    #54 Dub-Tyke, Aug 13, 2020
    HMRC speaking, it’s a £20 bonus. If you class it as paper, it still had a cash equivalent value of £20 to the recipient or anyone the recipient passed it to?

    Like I say, my only thought was whether it should be declared or not.
     
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