Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, will today announce a £1 billion scheme to pay firms more than £2,000 for each young unemployed person they hire.The simpler and far more cost effective solution would be to remove the barriers that are preventing people from getting jobs and let the markets do their thing. It's what you'd expect a Tory government to do but unfortunately this Conservative/Lib Dem coagulation are determined to interfere as much as the previous Labour scrotes.
Friday, November 25, 2011
minimum wage - at least £2kpa too high
When you consider the announcement that Nick Clegg is due to make today that is the only conclusion a sane person can make.
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jobs,
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By subsidising jobs, the government can be seen to be doing something.
By removing minimum wage (as I agree they should do) they will be seen as elitists who want the poor to be poorer to the benefit of the rich.
What are they going to do? It's not thier money after all.
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