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Previously on "UK productivity falls to pre-crisis level"

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    "There is something about the economy which - left to itself - will proliferate very, very low paid jobs."
    Brexit will fix it - Deliveroo "partners" will be doing PhDs work in pharma companies.

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  • scooterscot
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    How does productivity decrease in the face of so much job creation? What more proof do you need the government's figures are all smoke and mirrors?

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  • northernladyuk
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    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    UK productivity falls to pre-crisis level - BBC News

    Britain’s wealth problem – we don’t create enough of it - BBC News

    Today's productivity figures are bad to the point of shocking.

    Lord Adair Turner, the former head of the Low Pay Commission, yesterday and he made a rather startling - but correct - admission.

    "The UK over the last 10 years has created a lot of jobs, but today real wages are below where they were in 2007," he said.

    "That is not the capitalist system delivering its promise that over a decade or so it will raise all boats, and it is a very fundamental issue.

    "There is something about the economy which - left to itself - will proliferate very, very low paid jobs."

    The ever increasing wealth gap is coming home to roost now.
    What is the change in productivity in USD terms?

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  • BrilloPad
    started a topic UK productivity falls to pre-crisis level

    UK productivity falls to pre-crisis level

    UK productivity falls to pre-crisis level - BBC News

    Britain’s wealth problem – we don’t create enough of it - BBC News

    Today's productivity figures are bad to the point of shocking.

    Lord Adair Turner, the former head of the Low Pay Commission, yesterday and he made a rather startling - but correct - admission.

    "The UK over the last 10 years has created a lot of jobs, but today real wages are below where they were in 2007," he said.

    "That is not the capitalist system delivering its promise that over a decade or so it will raise all boats, and it is a very fundamental issue.

    "There is something about the economy which - left to itself - will proliferate very, very low paid jobs."

    The ever increasing wealth gap is coming home to roost now.

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