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  • #1

    Current state of affairs...

    the death toll for me....

    Siemens 16500
    Wolseley 700
    Aviva 1800
    Barratt 1200
    Taylor wimpey 900
    Persimmion 2000
    Bovis 400
    Redrow 550
    Bellway 370
    JCB 500

    Unemployment surge worst in 16 years

    The trend in the employment rate is increasing, the trend in the unemployment rate is flat and the trend in the inactivity rate is falling. There has been another increase in the number of people claiming Jobseeker's Allowance benefit. The number of job vacancies has fallen. Growth in average earnings, both excluding and including bonuses, has fallen
    hmmm
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    Re: Current state of affairs...

    ouch
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    • #3
      Re: Current state of affairs...

      hmmm nothing - the answer is simple, do not vote Labour again, ever.

      11 years of Labour misrule have done this to our country. Labour's managerial incompetence is to blame and their weapon of mass destruction has been the removal of any incentive to work or to be enterprising. The lessons are clear. Regulation fails. High taxation and high spending fail.

      All around us is the monument to Labour's profligacy fuelled by its penal taxation.

      Labour's gluttonous public spending, coddling of failed businesses and maintenance of a massive state apparatus is doing this and it is only going to get worse.
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        Awww Cet you know how to cheer a girl up

        I am really worried, Ive spent the entire day on the phone all Ive heard is redundancies, head count freezes, administration! And council workers are striking...right now they should just consider themsleves bloody lucky to have jobs.

        Some of my favorite people are about to be made redundant and they don't even know it yet, as most of the redundancies have not been announced yet.

        The conversation's Ive had today scared the **** out of me, I spent my day talking to CFO's FD's and MD's the coming months are sounding very bleak indeed
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        • #5
          Re: Current state of affairs...

          Originally posted by Mochamoo View Post
          And council workers are striking...right now they should just consider themsleves bloody lucky to have jobs.
          They will not lose their jobs that is why they will strike.

          I know I am showing my age here, but I remember the winter of discontent. My brother had just been born and he was in Great Ormond Street hospital. I can remember us having to climb over bags and bags of rubbish just to get to the entrance.

          Beer and sandwiches for the unions bosses at No.10 - that is the way this Country is going now.

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          • #6
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            Sony Ericcson to axe 2000 jobs
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            • #7
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              I have been through this before as well and it hurts.

              A week after we moved house prices crashed and my husband lost his job and I was 8 months pregnant.

              dont know how we kept the house but we had clothes from jumble sales and food from market etc . In the end after months of looking he took a job for Ł3000 less than we were getting in benefits.

              It is a worry and I agree with the above post . A lot is to do with world economics, work going to china etc - but the countries coffers are bare and that is down to bad money mangement - and they have the cheek to lecture us.
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                Well I saw it coming, I was made redundant today
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                • #9
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                  :hug: awwww Mocha sorry to hear that, you okay?
                  Member of the Beagles Ł2 coin and small change savers clubs, both based in the Debt Forum:11:
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                    (((((((((((((((((((((((((hug)))))))))))))))))))))) )))))
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                      Thanks guys xxx
                      I'm OK just bit sad, bit of a sorry mess the country is in at the moment
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                      • #12
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                        Gosh Mocha, I am so sorry to hear of your job loss.

                        <<<<<<<<<<<<<<hugs>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> xxxxx

                        :cry::cry::cry:

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                        • #13
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                          Oh Mocha I'm sorry to hear your news ! Have you any thoughts on your way forward hun or is it too early for me to ask ?

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                            ((((((((HUGS))))))))

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                              Sorry to hear that Mocha.

                              But you'll bounce back soon enough, I'm sure.
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