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Redirecting the funds to the jobs Britain cannot do without (Edward Marsh)
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Israel and the West Bank (Andy Daer)
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Getting ready for Conference – Directory now out (Caron Lindsay)
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Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
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Observations of an Expat: The Mecca Agreement (Tom Arms)
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The climate change dilemma facing Burnham
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The Joy of Six 1563
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Dr Who or Terminator
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Olly Lambert's The Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke
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Conference agenda now online
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GUEST POST Why has the HS2 project been such a disaster?
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Are food price rises on the horizon?
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Cystatin-C some thoughts and some references
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Could water companies put up prices to pay for drought?
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Tim Leunig
Looking forward to seeing lots of you there!...- Tim Leunig
Well said Chloe. If we want more people to do public sector job X, pay people doing that job more. All the evidence is that people look at headline wages, and h... 
Jason Connor
To add to Chloe's list hospital porters, phlebotomists, litter pickers and security guards. I am sure there are many others but some occupations have less trade...
cim
With almost all of these mentioned "key professions" being public sector ones (care workers, for now, aside) where the state both sets and pays the wage directl...
Jana
@Peter Wrigley, @David Raw From personal experience: I have a good friend who is a manager in a manufacturing company who was telling me that his company recen...
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Surely it’s more interesting that he can’t find anyone to work for him:
“Closes: 4 Feb: closing deadline extended to 11 February. It was originally “31 January 2008 – the successful candidate may be appointed before this date”.”
“A sense of humour is imperative.”
Too right! But at least you don’t have to be able to count all the digits on one hand.
1-2-3-4 err 1-2-3-4 err…