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Old 03-10-2011, 21:42   #18
Arthurgray50@blu
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Re: The jarrow march 2011

Ignitionnet, l do agree BUT these companies are allowed to get away with paying the minimum wage, and some companies pay less, and also offer part time work, which means they can sack them before there time is up.

On the news today, a company has been found that they sacked most of there staff, and took them back on again at a lower rate.

What this government has to do, promote more jobs, stop making people redundant, promote British companies, and not let contracts be allowed to go abroad, British companies have good record for producing quality products, its about time the government chose it, instead of allowing it to go to slave companies abroad.
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