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I have just recruited 5 RomaniansOriginally posted by gingerjedi View PostCome on Dodgy, you are the the face of private sector employment.
Get your finger out!!
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Come on Dodgy, you are the the face of private sector employment.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostQuite, they should be borrowing more money and employing more people to do nothing jobs in the public sector. having indulged ourselves with our guilt trips in patronising socialism we are now faced with the Bill.
Get your finger out!!
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Now come on DA. NL did a lot more than that in countering youth unemployment.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostQuite, they should be borrowing more money and employing more people to do nothing jobs in the public sector. The legacy of socialism.
They lowered the academic bar sufficiently, for countless thousands of youngsters that would otherwise have joined this dole queue, to be able to get into Uni and run up prodigious levels of debt striving to attain often pointless Degrees.
Many of them don't get to join the dole queue until it dawns on them that these qualifications are largely worthless.
It had to be "fair" you see?
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Quite, they should be borrowing more money and employing more people to do nothing jobs in the public sector. having indulged ourselves with our guilt trips in patronising socialism we are now faced with the Bill.Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View PostGood to see this government equalling that nice Mr Major's achievement.Last edited by DodgyAgent; 13 October 2011, 07:42.
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So unemployment for 16-24years old is now half according to the report. So if youngsters aren't getting the skills at 16-24 how does that bode for the next 5/10 years.
For P/T staff I used to hire over 60's because they were reliable and for Saturday staff 16/17 because they were cheap. As soon as they got older the minimum wage was too high for P/T w/e staff.
Tickingt timebomb here.
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Which has a knock on effect on rental prices also being high. Helped by the housing benefits that prop up the baseline, as it's inevitable private landlords will charge at least the minimum housing benefit rate.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostYep, it's all done in the name of keeping house prices high.
BBC News - Private rents in England unaffordable, says Shelter
Where's the other 33%?Private rents are now unaffordable in 55% of local authorities in England, the housing charity Shelter has said.
Just 12% of areas were affordable, it added.
So, you want to know why the economy is tanking, causing all these job losses?
No need to look further than cheap credit (many are maxed out on credit card and mortgage debt), high accommodation prices, high energy/food/petrol prices, and static wages. Resulting in less money to spend on everything else.
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That almost makes up for the dozen or so times they changed the counting mechanism when they were last in power themselves.Originally posted by Arturo Bassick View PostIs that figure using the Labour count or the new Tory count? The Tories changed the counting mechanism to show a lot more people that Labour had not been counting so the figures are bound to be higher. Easy headline for the left wing press.
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Yeah unemployment hasn't gone up, what are people complaining about?Originally posted by Arturo Bassick View PostIs that figure using the Labour count or the new Tory count? The Tories changed the counting mechanism to show a lot more people that Labour had not been counting so the figures are bound to be higher. Easy headline for the left wing press.
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Is that figure using the Labour count or the new Tory count? The Tories changed the counting mechanism to show a lot more people that Labour had not been counting so the figures are bound to be higher. Easy headline for the left wing press.
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This "gotta keep on track to maintain AAA rating" mantra is getting a bit tired now as the projected growth just isn't happening, how high will unemployment go before Cameron takes his fingers out of his ears and stops chanting "la la la not listening"?
As for Miliband's attempted attack, that slight lisp and Aardman look don't do him any favours.
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Yep, it's all done in the name of keeping house prices high.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostWe have to cut jobs to keep our AAA rating, which in turn means cheap borrowing and so high house prices and therefore more profit for BTL owners.
So it's worth it in the end.
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We have to cut jobs to keep our AAA rating, which in turn means cheap borrowing and so high house prices and therefore more profit for BTL owners.
So it's worth it in the end.
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Umemployment at a 17 year high
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