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Old 25-03-2011, 21:41   #31
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Re: TUC Day of Action - 26th March

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
Although i don't agree with Arthurs continued waffling about the present government and refusal to admit that most of the fault lays with the previous Labour government (which incidentally answers the question your struggling with in post 16) i can sort of see where he is coming from .We have no real policy to increase this countries earning potential ,we are not encouraging companies to grow or come to this country ,indeed as arthur says companies are leaving this country so where exactly will the new jobs come from to replace the ones lost if new companies don't start up or the old ones move back post recession ,we have a growing population and receding job potential for that population

answers on a plain postcard addressed to the government,downing street , uk
I take it you missed when the Chancellor stood up for an hour and announced a corporation tax cut, enterprise zones and various other measures?

If it makes you happy we've 800,000 people retiring next year, should free up a few jobs.
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