Bill WoodfulIf you get 8.47% for the atrophy of the company, what for being a licence holding seperator thats keeping it afloat in a staff shortage?
AsA has offered 4% per annum - provided we give up or reduce about 6 of our terms and conditions.
The whole thrust of AsA's arguement is that it has to be cost neutral -
we have to pay for our payrise by giving up entitlements.
this from the company that made an net profit of $106M in 2007, and $92M this year -
$14M less, but as mentioned above, this year there's a new entry in the report of
"Write-down and impairment of assets $15.4M"
But I'm sure there's no correlation there - at all.