Job losses

[SallyAnne]

<sniggers>

[MickeyP]

Hmmm, I could say something rude here.

<waits for something hilarious>

[Charles Foster Kane]

<bottom lip quivers>

Hmmm, I could say something rude here.

[SallyAnne]

<bottom lip quivers>

[TheBigYinJames]

Why?

Because he's an obnoxious swearywordstartingwithC

My father in law had a run in with him once, and called them "pikeys without a caravan" - yuo can always rely on the older generation to be sufficiently racist and say the stuff you would like to.

[HairyArsedBloke]

As a result of the obsession with doing background checks that this government has forced upon companies, a very large proportion of those that loose their jobs in this recession will never work again. They will have gaps in their employment record and a less than spotless credit history. Both of which will result in the candidate being rejected. Never mind, there are plenty of migrant workers to take their place.

[Diver]

I really hope my builder neighbour loses his house. Oh please God.

Why?

[TheBigYinJames]

I really hope my builder neighbour loses his house. Oh please God.

[sasguru]

It's a necessary correction. People under 35 need to learn that money doesn't grow on trees (or bricks for that matter).

[BlasterBates]

300K was predicted by the end of this year...

a sort of starter for 10

One expert was expecting 150k from the City alone, over the next 2 years, in a drip, drip fashion.

Hold tight it could get scary.....

[sasguru]

Ditto. 300K job losses is a huge underestimate. A million minimum is more like it.

[HairyArsedBloke]

I would expect a LOT more than 300,000 job losses.

Yes. By about 3 to 5 times.

[DimPrawn]

I would expect a LOT more than 300,000 job losses.

[SallyAnne]

It was on Sky News last night (and we know how reliable they are)
that "they" are rpedicting 300,000 job losses over the next 2 years during the recession!!!

How could they possibly get those figures?!!!

No wonder people are panicking!!