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Unemployment falls 35,000
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unemployment down 35k, part time work up 89k, hmmmmmThe ONS data showed that the number of people having to settle for part-time work because they can't find full-time jobs has risen 89,000 to 1.4 million, its highest level since records began in 1992.0
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Have they changed the definition of unemployed again?"A thousand candles can be lit from a single candle without shortening the life of that candle."
I still am Puddleglum - phew!0 -
Maybe Graham hasn't seen the thread yet? I'm sure he'll see it soon to post on it
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So 14 posts, with 3 of them highlighting the fact I didn't post it? Simply because I posted last months figures?!? You sad sacks!!
I'm feeling the love.0 -
I was right, good on ya Graham!0
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Graham_Devon wrote: »So 14 posts, with 3 of them highlighting the fact I didn't post it? Simply because I posted last months figures?!? You sad sacks!!
I'm feeling the love.
You were mentioned in jest because you only ever post negative topics. Its unimaginable that you could ever post a story with a positive slant.
Nothing to do with you posting last month's figures. I didn't even know you did, but I assume unemployment was up so you jumped all over it."Beware of little expenses. A small leak will sink a great ship." - Benjamin Franklin0 -
You were mentioned in jest because you only ever post negative topics. Its unimaginable that you could ever post a story with a positive slant.
Nothing to do with you posting last month's figures. I didn't even know you did, but I assume unemployment was up so you jumped all over it.
I just posted that BTL landlords were comparable to Ghandi....what more do you want sweetheart?0 -
Unemployment down ?
Well it seems for once here in the North West we're top of the tree. We have the largest rise in the Country.Liverpool is one of the wonders of Britain,
What it may grow to in time, I know not what.
Daniel Defoe: 1725.
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Graham_Devon wrote: »I just posted that BTL landlords were comparable to Ghandi....what more do you want sweetheart?
You calling me sweetheart makes me feel dirty."Beware of little expenses. A small leak will sink a great ship." - Benjamin Franklin0 -
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