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We drift from the original discussion of how to get the UK long term unemployed lazy brigade back to long term WORK---even if the jobs we find them only start with a sad 40 hrs/week. How to provide enough new jobs for our young people at the end of their education. So many easy jobs are taken by immigrants there is no work left for the lazy army brigade.
If we discard a load of EU human rights b/s, control our borders including EU migration, apply the laws nature--you work or you starve--take your choice, I think we could resolve much of our problem. The social security and health costs in UK would plummet
20k salary after tax, that amount can hire 4 top talents in china. and in most day-to-day work how could 1 competent 10? we all human, not monkey.
thus, hopeless in next 20 yrs. and maybe some hope after china lost 2 decades. just heard this morning, china total labour amount decrease in 2012, a good sign for western.
also there is silver lining, iphone is designed by british man but in US. and my teddy is designed and made in UK(but many fake copys on sale in local post office).
those students fumbled their ipods and smartphones...
no one prepared for job or school or university lessons. Well honestly....as we were students riding a train or bus we made a lot of nonsense...but after some time we came back to understanding and learning.
A teacher was wrong a prof was wrong...no no you misunderstood he's been correct...no wrong...well lets examine that...and so on.
Not a miracle but a consequence when asia soon passes
Europe UK and so on.
Whenever UK have a recession apprenticeships are the first thing to get the axe by companies looking to become leaner. High quality apprenticeships are every bit as essential as university placings. Therefore they need some subsidisation. We don't need all the emphasis upon uni, practical skills and a diploma are just as important.
i think the problem for UK is high labour cost, and trouble youngs, lazy. only asians can work 12 hr per day 7 days a week.