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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu
If you go to a jobcentre, looking for a job, 9/10 it will be an agency (who make the money) advertising the job, A JC will nornmally advertise a job for 13.000 or 14.000 per year.
Who ever goes for that job, has to look at, hours, commuting, and what happenes after tax, to get tax credits, you have to be in the job for six weeks, to try and get help with travelling, is a no no, l have tried it.
Companies are moving out of the country due to costs in the UK, Companies are advertising for jobs as it will be mostly foriegn people will apply for it.
My whole point is that, You have to go for a job that pays the money. Over the years, l have worked for some right b's, and this is what is wrong, IF employers can get away with employing cheap labour, they will.
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Arthur you seem to be under the illusion that companies are only in existence to give people a job ,they are not ,they are in business to make money so of course they will take the cheapest labour possible ,if a company could operate without staff then they would .Higher wages mean higher prices at the checkout .
One of the problems we are facing at the moment is that the cost of living is going through the roof but wages are being dropped or frozen so people have less or no disposable income ,bills will not get paid ,second cars will be sold and more people will elect to remain on the dole as it just isn't worth going to work ,why would anyone work at a loss when the state will pay rent/mortgage