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Ignitionnet I dont mind people getting rich but the have duty to provide jobs this where we seen big imbalances all over this country. Jobs have been cut not because not being affordable but to maximise greed. There needs to better incentives to make private sector create the jobs the country needs.

There is also not enough manufacturing industry we got imbalance to service industry too. Lots of consumer led industry which relies on people create jobs to spend for goods/food etc.

I think this why rightly the purge to public sector jobs to balance it but also have to solve why it happen in firstplace. It happened to elevate the slack from private sector job cutting. Effectively the motto getting people off the dole into jobs. Problem is you have to give them a wage so the balance again is wrong too many public sector jobs caused our mess. I also think there issue about paying top up wages to low paid family credit to company staff which those companies could easily offord to pay the going rate themselves. Maybe means test the credit to whether companies can pay minimum wage. Regulate the situation fine companies who dont to the line.

The problem is this not just labour fault its been every govenent ignored the warnings. Every government stuck there head in the sand hoping it would go away passing the buck hoping it would not blow up on there watch.

Yes there all to blame for the fiasco in housing market believing a false economy that it would boom and boom without the consequences of the future.

Its not rocket science that if your housing is too expensive to competitive market then it has knock ons. That is companies has to push prices up as they have to give sensible wages even cut staff to pay bigger wages. Then have less chances to compete against rising countries on the up where labour cost much lower due to living in shacks. Brown was an idiot to suggest it but analysists, papers and governments before and since ignored the problems that out of control housing market would create. Everyone was guilty.