Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1042689)

I tried that With C'mon but it didn't make any difference, if you have a problem with spelling try and do something about it, at least I do try to make readable the stuff I write on here Less:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 1042690)

Yes I know only teasing, I've watched you struggle and mess up your posts for what seems like 13 years now but I'll give you 9/10 for trying.
:)

Originally Posted by Less (Post 1042690)

Yes I know only teasing, I've watched you struggle and mess up your posts for what seems like 13 years now but I'll give you 9/10 for trying.
:)

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1042691)

That was due to 13 years of Labour mismanagement, Less.
You'll notice he's improved since the Torys got in!

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1042694)

Your a very shroud man Gordon:rolleyes:;)

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1042694)

Your a very shroud man Gordon:rolleyes:;)

Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 1042695)

Hang on, jaysay, I'm not dead yet!

Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1043041)

ian duncan smith failed politician. so how much mr smith ha ha

Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1043045)

jobless falling again ha ha .if somebodies working 3 hours a week they are saying they are in work and take away the workfare people and actually its up with the harsher sanction schemes .you havent got a clue.the figures dont add up.there goes axminster .

Originally Posted by cmonstanley (Post 1043055)

they are classing workfare as full time hours. so i'm not wrong.if the unemployment figures are so good how come out put is falling it don't add up]• The government claims unemployment is falling, despite minimal economic growth. In fact, the government's fiddling the unemployment figures, as usual, but by a new method: counting people on "workfare" as employed – as confirmed by Department of Work and Pensions and Office for National Statistics replies to freedom of information requests published on the Informed Consent blog. Workfare makes unemployed people work unpaid for private firms, including Conservative party donors, or else lose their benefits. The government's own research shows that it doesn't improve chances of finding paid work.

ONS figures and Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development research show half the people counted as newly employed are on workfare, government training schemes, or are self-employed, mostly in part-time, low-paid jobs like gardening and cleaning, in which they may be worse off as they lose benefits. Unemployment was at 2.51m when this government came to power in May 2010. It's now at 2.53m, even on their fiddled figures.