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1. A £1bn govt run scheme will cost 10x that to manage. Hence straight away the govt is throwing away money.
2. An employer will sack an older worker and then hire a younger one as it costs less. Now someone older is on the dole and claiming benefits in place of the NEET, net result, no overall gain.
3. Every 12 months when the scheme ends, the NEET will be sacked and a new NEET hired under the scheme. Net result, no overall gain.
Instead ditch employers NI completely, making it cheaper to hire everyone.
No, cretins, the solution to too much debt over the last 10 years is much more debt. Much, much more debt. Is pays off all the other debt see? No way have I been swayed by all the self-serving political propaganda oozing out of Westminster in coming to this conclusion, morons.
1. A £1bn govt run scheme will cost 10x that to manage. Hence straight away the govt is throwing away money.
2. An employer will sack an older worker and then hire a younger one as it costs less. Now someone older is on the dole and claiming benefits in place of the NEET, net result, no overall gain.
3. Every 12 months when the scheme ends, the NEET will be sacked and a new NEET hired under the scheme. Net result, no overall gain.
Instead ditch employers NI completely, making it cheaper to hire everyone.
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