More Conservative Success
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20691842
Employment rose 40,000 to 29.6 million, which was the highest figure since records began in 1971 |
And every single one a Part-Time Xmas job!! :lol:
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A little bit of something is better than a whole lot of nothing.
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I hate myself for even thinking of responding.
Among the details in the ONS report: number in full-time employment rose 44,000 number in part-time employment fell 4,000 |
It's good news for sure.
My only complaint about the thread is the word 'more' in the title though ;) |
Good news, although I'll refrain from too much back-slapping the government at this stage.
There does seem to be a weird disconnect between the general doom and gloom surrounding the economy, and the unemployment rate |
That is good news. In times of such unprecedented global economic turmoil we have to take some solace from the indicators that are going our way ie employment, low interest rates etc etc. I'm hoping David and George can keep this up until the next election.
A Tory majority is going to be very difficult to pull off but a Labour victory would be a disaster. They'll bankrupt us for another generation. |
In case you haven't noticed, we're already bankrupt
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
(Post 10903111)
I hate myself for even thinking of responding.
is a seasonal job full time if you are working 40hrs a week, but only for 3 months good news but i suspect the vast majority a low paid, low skill "casual" work (whether classed as full or part time) the scary fact is wages are falling - for most people |
Loving it: last month the Yorkshire and Humber region lost over 1500 jobs.
It was, apparently, too late to include that in the latest job figures. :rolleyes: NOW we are told the 3-month total is 29,000 LESS out of work.:eek: I think someone, somewhere is massaging figures....Oh fek it, why even bother, THEY ARE LYING! |
It's certainly more exciting than when thatch was driving down the 3m unemployed figure
:Suspiciou |
Well its a bit nonsensical too look at the total job figure when the population is vastly bigger than in 1971.
Look at the unempolyment figure as a percentage. |
Originally Posted by alcazar
(Post 10903326)
Loving it: last month the Yorkshire and Humber region lost over 1500 jobs.
It was, apparently, too late to include that in the latest job figures. :rolleyes: NOW we are told the 3-month total is 29,000 LESS out of work.:eek: I think someone, somewhere is massaging figures....Oh fek it, why even bother, THEY ARE LYING! |
1971 :confused:
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It's mostly down to all those new Police Commissioners...
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Since the population is constantly increasing, it's entirely possible for both employment and unemployment numbers to rise at the same time...
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And if all of those Eastern Europeans that were let in by Blair were excluded ........
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Exactly! I'd like to see EVERY LAST ONE of them kicked back whence they came.
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I must say that I am not very keen to see our taxes being used to support people who have never put anything into the country. All for the sake of impressing other world leaders I reckon!
Les |
Originally Posted by alcazar
(Post 10903326)
Loving it: last month the Yorkshire and Humber region lost over 1500 jobs.
It was, apparently, too late to include that in the latest job figures. :rolleyes: NOW we are told the 3-month total is 29,000 LESS out of work.:eek: I think someone, somewhere is massaging figures....Oh fek it, why even bother, THEY ARE LYING! |
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