Election 2024
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Surely if the roundabout painters were looking to march somewhere and garner support, you'd think they would have thought of a better place than Brighton with it's blue haired vegan Lesbian brigade ?
Somebody needs to have a word with their PR team.
It happens every few months. They come for the attention. Last time there were fewer of them and more of the vegan lesbians and it got quite hairy (in the sense it wasn’t already).Surely if the roundabout painters were looking to march somewhere and garner support, you'd think they would have thought of a better place than Brighton with it's blue haired vegan Lesbian brigade ?
Somebody needs to have a word with their PR team.
I had a properly made flyer through the door for the vegan lesbian festival a week or so ago so assumed the roundabouters came down in response to that rather than vice-versa.
Video of a bloke singing ‘play up Pompey’ and getting a Palestine flag jabbed into his back so I’m sure both sides have had a good day.
My bus to work went past the Crouch End Festival, which undoubtedly has its share of Vegan Lesbians. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves though, not the slightest hint of anger or impending violence. Not quite as effnically diverse as the recent Gooner parade, but very Norf London, which despite what the Khan hating Tommy fanboys will have you believe, is actually a nice place to live.
Nothing screams homo eroticism quite like hosting a bunch of almost naked men wresting with each other on your front lawn
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UK to roll out Dutch-style employment support across Britain
Young Brits are set to benefit from Dutch style employment support as the Government steps up localised support to tackle rising NEET numbers.
It seems like a sticky plaster if they are trying to copy the Netherlands, but we'll see, I can't see what they are offering the kids any different other than creating hub locations, much like we had job centres.UK to roll out Dutch-style employment support across Britain
Young Brits are set to benefit from Dutch style employment support as the Government steps up localised support to tackle rising NEET numbers.www.gov.uk
The reason it works in the Netherlands because the minimum wage is lower.
We would have been fine with it if Rachel Reeves hadn't put a lot of people out of work with her increases. This always seems to get missed for some reason.
Then to try and offer £2,000 as a one off incentive is taking the piss, the businesses likely to have benefited from that have already shut down, gone to the wall due to the chancellor.
I'm sure Pinkie can afford to take on one of these young people, or the reality is maybe not and therein lays the problem for all small businesses.
of course it would never be your beloved Labour Party to blame, no sireee. Absolute bullshit mate and you ****ing know it. Small businesses were tumbling and Reeves didn't care, another millionaire (Keir) in power and you are sucking up to it.
Reeves and Starmer don't care about you, they are never likely to drink or eat in the establishments we may do, why don't you buy them another bottle of whiskey like you did your wealthy union guy, you utter mug.
The hospitality and care sectors, and organisations that hire young people, had been hit the hardest by mounting employment costs, the CIPD said. About 37% of employers that hired people under 21 reported that the NICs changes had increased their employment costs to a large extent, compared with 23% of employers that do not hire young people, despite under-21s being exempt from employer NICs.
The organisation is urging the government to step up efforts to support the employment and training of young people and ensure that proposed changes to the employment rights bill do not act as a further barrier to their recruitment.
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Lord Simon Wolfson told the BBC that just two years ago, Next typically received 10 applicants for every job in its shops, but that number had since risen to 19.
"That doubling of applicants for shop jobs is indicative of just how big the crisis is in youth unemployment at the moment," he said.
Conservative peer Lord Wolfson also called on the government to reverse its hike in the rate employers have to pay in National Insurance, along with minimum wage rises.
All because of Rachel Reeves. Even John Healey resigned yesterday because he didn't get the money he was promised. Yet they were on the opposition benches for 14 ****ing years, yet they came to office with NO PLAN!
I'm not even suggesting someone else would do any better, but Andy Burnham certainly believes he can.
The organisation is urging the government to step up efforts to support the employment and training of young people and ensure that proposed changes to the employment rights bill do not act as a further barrier to their recruitment.
Next boss warns of 'dramatic' fall in entry-level jobs
Lord Wolfson tells the BBC Next now typically receives double the number of applicants for one role than it did two years ago.
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Lord Simon Wolfson told the BBC that just two years ago, Next typically received 10 applicants for every job in its shops, but that number had since risen to 19.
"That doubling of applicants for shop jobs is indicative of just how big the crisis is in youth unemployment at the moment," he said.
Conservative peer Lord Wolfson also called on the government to reverse its hike in the rate employers have to pay in National Insurance, along with minimum wage rises.
All because of Rachel Reeves. Even John Healey resigned yesterday because he didn't get the money he was promised. Yet they were on the opposition benches for 14 ****ing years, yet they came to office with NO PLAN!
I'm not even suggesting someone else would do any better, but Andy Burnham certainly believes he can.