@MrDavidScales Many young people genuinely want to go into a trade and eventually own their own business. We need to focus and invest in that option too. Those career paths are pretty AI resistant compared to “secure” work. AI won’t be cutting my hair or repairing my roof.
@JeremyVineOn5 There’s a difference between can’t and won’t. If you can work and you refuse to then no you shouldn’t be getting benefits as you’re choosing not to work. If you can’t work but would like to, then you should be able to get benefits.
@jessphillips So what is labour actually doing to do about it? It was Starmer’s CPS that refused to bring charges and let my assaulter walk free even though there were other victims that came forward, and the police had a compelling case. So I don’t hold out much hope tbh.
@JeremyVineOn5@MarinaPurkiss@linmeitalks@StormHuntley If it is the people who are fit to work but choose not to, then yes. There are people out there who deliberately get themselves fired in order to sign on. Then there are people who would give anything to work, but are unfit to, who genuinely need support.
@virginmedia We still don’t have internet or TV and the updates just keep moving the goal post of when it is supposed to be fixed. Today is a working day for us so this has caused us significant upheaval…
@virginmedia No because many addresses in Sheffield S8 postcode still have no VM broadband or TV as you refuse to fix the outage. So your post is poor humour in light is this.
@virginmedia Sheffield S8 postcode still severely affected with no broadband and people are going back to work tomorrow- will it be fixed by tomorrow morning or will we be forced to take unpaid time off work?