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Andyw replied

25 August 2006, 10:29
Originally posted by _V_

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labou...857895,00.html

The Labour party is to lose one in five jobs as part of a 20% cut in expenditure aimed at helping to clear the party's deficit, trade unions will be told today.

The cuts follow yesterday's official disclosure that Labour owes £22m in loans and is under pressure to make big savings by the end of the year, when the party is due to repay loans of £5.5m to the Co-operative Bank.

So who is going to turn up at their conferances and do the stand up clapping ?
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wonderwaif replied

25 August 2006, 10:27
Don't worry, they'll be moved over to some cushy Public Sector job for life with generous pension scheme.
It's only fair.
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_V_ started a topic Some job losses I approve of

25 August 2006, 10:06
Some job losses I approve of

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labou...857895,00.html

The Labour party is to lose one in five jobs as part of a 20% cut in expenditure aimed at helping to clear the party's deficit, trade unions will be told today.

The cuts follow yesterday's official disclosure that Labour owes £22m in loans and is under pressure to make big savings by the end of the year, when the party is due to repay loans of £5.5m to the Co-operative Bank.
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