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Should There Be A Maximum As Well As A Minimum Wage.?
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( of which we are all prone to) This issue has nothing whatsoever to do with immigrants.
The Minimum wage, although fought tooth and nail against by the Tories, is now seen by most people as a Good Thing. The Tories even expanded on it, under Gideon, so get off your "socialist" high horse.
But I will agree with your comments about the lazy dole bludgers.....no work, or training, no money.
( of which we are all prone to) This issue has nothing whatsoever to do with immigrants.
The Minimum wage, although fought tooth and nail against by the Tories, is now seen by most people as a Good Thing. The Tories even expanded on it, under Gideon, so get off your "socialist" high horse.
But I will agree with your comments about the lazy dole bludgers.....no work, or training, no money.
TTT - I wasn't proposing anything. I was just pointing out that actions can have unintended consequencies, so you have to be careful.
I have no personal evidence for tis but I was told several years ago that the Swiss have very low unemployment which is achieved by finding menial work for unemployed people; such things as Stop/Go boards, instead of temporary traffic lights. This has the advantage of costing less, cutting crime and making the people feel useful. Winners all round and they have a very low crime rate. Now that's a system I would propose.
I have no personal evidence for tis but I was told several years ago that the Swiss have very low unemployment which is achieved by finding menial work for unemployed people; such things as Stop/Go boards, instead of temporary traffic lights. This has the advantage of costing less, cutting crime and making the people feel useful. Winners all round and they have a very low crime rate. Now that's a system I would propose.
The Swiss have quite a reputation for their low crime-rate but it seems that it's suffered with the influx of people from Eastern Europe; even though they're not in the EC they do allow free movement across their borders nowadays.
About 20 years ago we were in Switzerland and decided to drop in on some people we knew who were living there. We found the house with children's toys in the garden, windows open but no sign of people about. Seeing a neighbour we asked if he knew where they were and were told they'd gone to England got a fortnight to visit parents. We pointed out the toys and windows and he couldn't understand what the problem was - why wouldn't you go away and leave the windows open?
About 20 years ago we were in Switzerland and decided to drop in on some people we knew who were living there. We found the house with children's toys in the garden, windows open but no sign of people about. Seeing a neighbour we asked if he knew where they were and were told they'd gone to England got a fortnight to visit parents. We pointed out the toys and windows and he couldn't understand what the problem was - why wouldn't you go away and leave the windows open?
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