Unemployment up!

[Fuengirola Saint]

I can't believe it one day in office and unemployment is the highest since 1994! Bastards!

[trousers]

I can't believe it one day in office and unemployment is the highest since 1994! Bastards!

 

Cameron out!!

[trousers]

More Tory cuts too...they even cut the temperature to 10 year low last night. -5 degrees C....WTF is that all about. Bring back Labour and global warming FFS

[Johnny Bognor]

I can't believe it one day in office and unemployment is the highest since 1994! Bastards!

 

Although this shows you have a sense of humour, I am sure the additional 53,000 people who lost their jobs are not laughing (Jesus, I am sounding like a socialist, maybe the Lib Dem thing is rubbing off). As it happens though, the figure is to the end of March. So we've yet to see what additional damage has been done by the end of April.

[trousers]

 

Although this shows you have a sense of humour, I am sure the additional 53,000 people who lost their jobs are not laughing (Jesus, I am sounding like a socialist, maybe the Lib Dem thing is rubbing

 

Tree hugger ;-)

[OldNick]

another Brown lie, he said during the leaders debates that unemployment was falling.

[John B]

another Brown lie, he said during the leaders debates that unemployment was falling.

 

I dont think he said it was going down but that it was not as bad as was expected.

 

He did acknowledge the recovery was fragile and that cutting should be delayed until the recovery was assurred

 

 

However, the total number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell in April by 27,100 to 1.52 million - a sharper fall than expected which you may be getting confused with.

[OldNick]

I dont think he said it was going down but that it was not as bad as was expected.

 

He did acknowledge the recovery was fragile and that cutting should be delayed until the recovery was assurred

 

 

However, the total number of people claiming unemployment benefit fell in April by 27,100 to 1.52 million - a sharper fall than expected which you may be getting confused with.

 

is it groundhog day?

[bridge too far]

is it groundhog day?

 

It is, if you keep saying the same thing on different threads.

[OldNick]

It is, if you keep saying the same thing on different threads.

Good things need be said more than once to you dim lefties. Otherwise you will be telling us in a few months time 'See I told you unemployment would go up under the Tories/Lib pact'

[John B]

Good things need be said more than once to you dim lefties. Otherwise you will be telling us in a few months time 'See I told you unemployment would go up under the Tories/Lib pact'

 

Yes it will go up if there are spending cuts more than if there were no spending cuts

[OldNick]

Yes it will go up if there are spending cuts more than if there were no spending cuts

In the public sector perhaps, but if the cuts mean that there is more confidence in our economy more people will spend, more companies will expand and so some of the slack may be taken up.The state cannot employ everyone.

[Thedelldays]

unemployment is down in the south west

[John B]

In the public sector perhaps, but if the cuts mean that there is more confidence in our economy more people will spend, more companies will expand and so some of the slack may be taken up.The state cannot employ everyone.

 

They can only expand if they can get loans but Unemployment could affect the Private Sector if IT Projects or Capital Construction are cancelled

[LGTL]

Conservalibs out.

[Fuengirola Saint]

unemployment is down in the south west

 

Whoosh

[Fuengirola Saint]

They can only expand if they can get loans but Unemployment could affect the Private Sector if IT Projects or Capital Construction are cancelled

 

They can´t see that the private sector cannot survive without state intervention

[RedAndWhite91]

Brown out!

[Whitey Grandad]

 

They can´t see that the private sector cannot survive without state intervention

What on earth are you smoking?

[bridge too far]

What on earth are you smoking?

 

There's truth in what he says.

 

Hospitals and Building Schools for the Future were the saviour of some construction companies in the past couple of years.

[Wes Tender]

There's truth in what he says.

 

Hospitals and Building Schools for the Future were the saviour of some construction companies in the past couple of years.

 

And the building of more prisons and the extra office space needed by the burgeoning army of bureaucrats.

[Whitey Grandad]

There's truth in what he says.

 

Hospitals and Building Schools for the Future were the saviour of some construction companies in the past couple of years.

And the taxes were the death of others.