Huge increase in the number of jobs

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DimPrawn replied

16 December 2009, 14:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

You'd be the first one komrade to march to the "labour" camps

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AtW replied

16 December 2009, 14:12
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

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You'd be the first one komrade to march to the "labour" camps
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DimPrawn replied

16 December 2009, 14:10
Originally posted by AtW View Post

USSR - it was actually fully employment since it was criminal offence to be unemployed

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AtW replied

16 December 2009, 13:55
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

Yep, we'll have escalator attendants next, just like "full employment" Russia used to.

USSR - it was actually fully employment since it was criminal offence to be unemployed
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Platypus replied

16 December 2009, 13:52
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

At least the good old public sector is finding us jobs to do.

Yep, we'll have escalator attendants next, just like "full employment" Russia used to.
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DodgyAgent replied

16 December 2009, 13:46
The number of people classed as economically inactive, including those on long-term sickness or who have given up looking for a job, was 7.9 million, down by 1,000 over the three months but up by 96,000 compared to last year.

More than one in five working-age people are now economically inactive.

The ONS also disclosed that public sector employment increased by 23,000 in the third quarter of the year to just over six million.

Employment in central government rose by 31,000, mainly because of growth in the NHS.

At least the good old public sector is finding us jobs to do.
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DimPrawn started a topic Huge increase in the number of jobs

16 December 2009, 13:09
Huge increase in the number of jobs

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/j...cord-high.html

The ONS also disclosed that public sector employment increased by 23,000 in the third quarter of the year to just over six million.

Employment in central government rose by 31,000, mainly because of growth in the NHS.

Boomed!
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