| Dwr Cymru on 21:14 - Jul 18 with 512 views | Boundy |
Not forgetting their eye watering bonus schemes, ora CEO on nearly 500k per annum ,a reward for failure . |  |
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| Dwr Cymru on 21:33 - Jul 18 with 485 views | raynor94 |
I'm on a water meter and the bill has still risen 25% it's a total rip off for the service they provide |  |
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| Dwr Cymru on 21:59 - Jul 18 with 465 views | majorraglan |
My take is that the rules should be change to make the most serious incidents criminal offences which the managing Director and board of directors are personally liable for and if that means jail for negligence and persistent offending so be it. Some of these companies have been burdened with huge debts after dividends have been shelled out and investment not kept pace with what it should.
The population is increasing, housing stock is increasing and as far as I can see not too many sewerage facilities have been built. | | | |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:01 - Jul 18 with 426 views | Scotia |
Water should never have been privatised. That's the bottom line.
If we want this situation to improve the customers will have to pay for it. | | | |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:36 - Jul 18 with 391 views | max936 |
| Dwr Cymru on 21:14 - Jul 18 by Boundy |
Not forgetting their eye watering bonus schemes, ora CEO on nearly 500k per annum ,a reward for failure . |
Just gonna post the same, I know a few of their local senior bosses ones a friend and others I know through my own work, although I try and avoid working with water where its at all possible  |  |
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| Dwr Cymru on 23:37 - Jul 18 with 390 views | max936 |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:01 - Jul 18 by Scotia |
Water should never have been privatised. That's the bottom line.
If we want this situation to improve the customers will have to pay for it. |
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| Dwr Cymru on 23:42 - Jul 18 with 386 views | DJack |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:37 - Jul 18 by max936 |
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He's right though buddy. Just look at Thames Water for proof of it's flaw, forgetting the fact that water, power and steel are strategic industries that no nation should privatise with a national golden share... if at all. |  |
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| Dwr Cymru on 23:43 - Jul 18 with 385 views | Boundy |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:01 - Jul 18 by Scotia |
Water should never have been privatised. That's the bottom line.
If we want this situation to improve the customers will have to pay for it. |
You do seem to like to spend our money, how about cutting wages/ bonuses, and before anyone pipes in with well we need to pay big big money for the best then may I suggest asking for the money back because we've been had. | |
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| Dwr Cymru on 23:47 - Jul 18 with 381 views | DJack |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:43 - Jul 18 by Boundy |
You do seem to like to spend our money, how about cutting wages/ bonuses, and before anyone pipes in with well we need to pay big big money for the best then may I suggest asking for the money back because we've been had. |
Because there is no legal recourse to do so. | |
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| Dwr Cymru on 23:52 - Jul 18 with 377 views | Scotia |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:43 - Jul 18 by Boundy |
You do seem to like to spend our money, how about cutting wages/ bonuses, and before anyone pipes in with well we need to pay big big money for the best then may I suggest asking for the money back because we've been had. |
They're a private company they can pay their board, chair and other employees what they want.
Yes, we've been had. | | | |
| Dwr Cymru on 01:00 - Jul 19 with 358 views | Robbie |
Thames Water are a main investment portfolio for retirement Pension Plans in the UK .
Not all of their Untouchabe top brass will lose out , but many others with savings at stake will be at risk of they sink .
No wonder the UK Government is hell bent on bailing them out too .
Dwr Cymru / Welsh Water a not for profit Organisation . Good One . | | | |
| Dwr Cymru on 10:13 - Jul 19 with 287 views | max936 |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:43 - Jul 18 by Boundy |
You do seem to like to spend our money, how about cutting wages/ bonuses, and before anyone pipes in with well we need to pay big big money for the best then may I suggest asking for the money back because we've been had. |
In it it's always the public that needs to pay more with him, nevermind what we/they always pay. | |
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| Dwr Cymru on 10:26 - Jul 19 with 272 views | max936 |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:42 - Jul 18 by DJack |
He's right though buddy. Just look at Thames Water for proof of it's flaw, forgetting the fact that water, power and steel are strategic industries that no nation should privatise with a national golden share... if at all. |
Thames water is nothing to do with Wales, there's a massive wastage of money in all industries and Welsh water is one of them, to many to end staff getting massively overpaid for very little output, the COE's of these energy companies is the same the BG head sharang earns a footballs wage that's well publicised and for what exactly, the general public are being robbed in this country and for very little reward, look around you and you'll see it, the roads, public services etc. | |
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| Dwr Cymru on 11:10 - Jul 19 with 244 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Dwr Cymru on 23:43 - Jul 18 by Boundy |
You do seem to like to spend our money, how about cutting wages/ bonuses, and before anyone pipes in with well we need to pay big big money for the best then may I suggest asking for the money back because we've been had. |
it's the same situation everywhere, water, gas, electric, NHS, local councils, we pay massive wages to people not up to the job.
Hell even the WRU has been ruined by the fuddy duddy suits.
Time for a reset. Unfortuantely, Max, we WILL have to pay for it but if we can get things to a reasonable standard we need better rules in place so dividends, bonuses and massive pay rises won't happen unless the business is really in rude health | | | |
| Dwr Cymru on 15:21 - Jul 19 with 195 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Dwr Cymru on 21:33 - Jul 18 by raynor94 |
I'm on a water meter and the bill has still risen 25% it's a total rip off for the service they provide |
How much has your usage increased by if at all. ? [Post edited 19 Jul 15:24]
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| Dwr Cymru on 15:29 - Jul 19 with 184 views | raynor94 |
| Dwr Cymru on 15:21 - Jul 19 by ReslovenSwan1 |
How much has your usage increased by if at all. ? [Post edited 19 Jul 15:24]
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It hasn't I live on my own, so my usage is pretty steady but the standing charge is scandalous almost as much as my water usage | |
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| Dwr Cymru on 18:15 - Jul 19 with 123 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Dwr Cymru on 21:59 - Jul 18 by majorraglan |
My take is that the rules should be change to make the most serious incidents criminal offences which the managing Director and board of directors are personally liable for and if that means jail for negligence and persistent offending so be it. Some of these companies have been burdened with huge debts after dividends have been shelled out and investment not kept pace with what it should.
The population is increasing, housing stock is increasing and as far as I can see not too many sewerage facilities have been built. |
Don't need to lock them up, just give them decent contracts with non negotiable terms, if they miss their objectives terminate the contracts. |  |
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| Dwr Cymru on 02:11 - Jul 20 with 53 views | DJack |
| Dwr Cymru on 18:15 - Jul 19 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Don't need to lock them up, just give them decent contracts with non negotiable terms, if they miss their objectives terminate the contracts. |
Yes we do. Executives constatly sh*t on us because they face no real consequence. desroying our environment deliberately needs custodial sentencing as a deterent. | |
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