[Denver]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Nice idea in theory but it won't work in practice. Apprenticeships and Entry level jobs are very competitive and 'training' and 'placements' seems like it'll just be free labour for companies with no hope of a job by the end of it.



Pray do tell, how do you know they aren't British? Have you spoken to them? do you know their life stories? Also 85% is a specific number, how did you come up with that number exactly?

You can tell by there accents. Are staff on this site allowed to be rude to other members and put down every opinion they have? That is all you done to me today its not right

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by adamski94

You can tell by there accents. Are staff on this site allowed to be rude to other members and put down every opinion they have? That is all you done to me today its not right

I'm asking you questions, it is not a crime.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by adamski94

I've been to my local job centre where 85% are not British who signed on

You have to start somewhere, start with those who mainly live at home and have not paid into the system.

Originally Posted by Quasar

The thing that bothers me with youngsters leaving school these days is they have little or no concept at all about a working life. There are very few that manage to get themselves jobs towards the latter part of education, be it a part time job but a job nonetheless. The rest just file out and do next to nothing.

They should be teaching kids about the real world in school, not wasting precious hours of their school life learning Shakespeare and ridiculous algebra problems. They don't need that in their heads, they need a firm grasp of the real world.

I'm all for this, if it actually comes into fruition. But I think things could be better before these youngsters leave the safety of school.

I'm agreeing with Glenn.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Cherie

You have to start somewhere, start with those who mainly live at home and have not paid into the system.

I live in a town where most jobs are seasonal so for me I'm only working 6/7 months a year every job I had I've paid into the system but I know how hard it is to be young and trying to get a job

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by adamski94

I live in a town where most jobs are seasonal so for me I'm only working 6/7 months a year every job I had I've paid into the system but I know how hard it is to be young and trying to get a job

People in your situation should be treated differently, they probably won't though.

[the truth]

Originally Posted by Cherie

People in your situation should be treated differently, they probably won't though.

lucky for him the tories are keeping zero hour contracts....you cant have 12 month contracts for seasonal jobs, idiotic new labour don't seem to have worked that out yet