Labours legacy
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One in five young people is unemployed
Infact I know at least one person who no longer has a job because he couldn't be bothered making it into work because playing a football match was more important. Who in their right mind would do something like that when jobs are apparently so scarce?
I also know another who is on his last legs because he couldn't be bothered to make it in as myself and my mate weren't working so he couldn't be bothered to get the train. This fella actually has a car but can't be bothered learning to drive ffs.
Don't get me wrong I know things are tough, it was just last year that it took me 3months to get a job but I got one because I wanted/needed it but the majority of the unemployed are there by choice. I'm in a job that I don't like but i'm in a job none the less, the United Kingdom needs to MAN UP!
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I agree with you comments and it does the same to me, the quality of people joining my job is abismal and with the same atitude, however this government were in power for the last 13 years over which time our country has declined into this state
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My eldest, a plater and welder by trade, is down to working for £6 an hour, living in ratty hotels away from home, paying most of his travelling and all his meals, doing merchandising, working for a complete **** who treats his workers with disdain, underpays them cheats them on travelling expenses, pays for three night hotel instead of four and when they complain, tells them to "Get back in your box". ****.
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My eldest, a plater and welder by trade, is down to working for £6 an hour, living in ratty hotels away from home, paying most of his travelling and all his meals, doing merchandising, working for a complete **** who treats his workers with disdain, underpays them cheats them on travelling expenses, pays for three night hotel instead of four and when they complain, tells them to "Get back in your box". ****.
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Don't get me wrong I know things are tough, it was just last year that it took me 3months to get a job but I got one because I wanted/needed it but the majority of the unemployed are there by choice. I'm in a job that I don't like but i'm in a job none the less, the United Kingdom needs to MAN UP!
Why did it take you a whole 3 months to find a job? Not taking the p1ss as I moaned like **** about the jobless this time last year sitting there earning nigh on 30k a year. It's a different story however when you are on the dole yourself.
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I've now been asked to work for 3 other companies all in retail, so their is at least 3 jobs out there!
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As much as you and others may blame this on Labour, I really don't. I don't know anyone who wants to work that doesn't have a job. On the other hand I know a hell of alot of self important teenage ****** who don't have jobs because they are waiting to be the next David Beckham or believe that anything under 20k a year is beneath them.
Infact I know at least one person who no longer has a job because he couldn't be bothered making it into work because playing a football match was more important. Who in their right mind would do something like that when jobs are apparently so scarce?
I also know another who is on his last legs because he couldn't be bothered to make it in as myself and my mate weren't working so he couldn't be bothered to get the train. This fella actually has a car but can't be bothered learning to drive ffs.
Don't get me wrong I know things are tough, it was just last year that it took me 3months to get a job but I got one because I wanted/needed it but the majority of the unemployed are there by choice. I'm in a job that I don't like but i'm in a job none the less, the United Kingdom needs to MAN UP!
Infact I know at least one person who no longer has a job because he couldn't be bothered making it into work because playing a football match was more important. Who in their right mind would do something like that when jobs are apparently so scarce?
I also know another who is on his last legs because he couldn't be bothered to make it in as myself and my mate weren't working so he couldn't be bothered to get the train. This fella actually has a car but can't be bothered learning to drive ffs.
Don't get me wrong I know things are tough, it was just last year that it took me 3months to get a job but I got one because I wanted/needed it but the majority of the unemployed are there by choice. I'm in a job that I don't like but i'm in a job none the less, the United Kingdom needs to MAN UP!
It was easy for NL to throw vast sums of our cash in every possible useless direction and to continually overborrow to make the economy look artificially better than the real fact that it was going down the tubes. look at our present National Debt and the fact that the interest payments on that alone are well over £1billion a week!
They handed out vast numbers of government non-jobs which meant that they were effectively buying votes and making the jobless total look better. That money was just wasted pure and simple. There were civil servants turning up for work not knowing what job they were supposed to be doing!
They sucked up to the the City where the big money was and allowed the bankers to cheat and swindle eventually leading with the rest of the world into the big depression and a very poor platform on which to fight it.
Now that has all come to a head, they have ducked out, not forgetting Fox's note to his successor that there was no money left! At least he was telling the truth there for once!
There is no way that NL can be praised for such an economic performance as well as their subservient attitude towards the EU giving so many of our own powers away to a bunch of corrupt and unelected pikers.
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Les, it's the subservient attitude that does it for me. EVERY other EC country ignores the rules and regulations that don't benefit them, but not the UK, oh no, we enforce every last one, while wringing our hands and saying, "It's not us, it's those nasty Eoropeans. What can weeeeeeeeee do?"
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...and yet some of these expenses cheating scroungers will still get their £64k golden handshake goodbye, £40k "winding up costs", £19k ministerial redundancy payment and a quarter of their last annual salary on top of their final salary pension of £30k a year.
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Les, it's the subservient attitude that does it for me. EVERY other EC country ignores the rules and regulations that don't benefit them, but not the UK, oh no, we enforce every last one, while wringing our hands and saying, "It's not us, it's those nasty Eoropeans. What can weeeeeeeeee do?"
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Les, it's the subservient attitude that does it for me. EVERY other EC country ignores the rules and regulations that don't benefit them, but not the UK, oh no, we enforce every last one, while wringing our hands and saying, "It's not us, it's those nasty Eoropeans. What can weeeeeeeeee do?"
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