Is self employment the panacea for all our ills?
You know the answer to this question before you start reading the article but this provides necessary information about WHY the government’s claims about self-employment are a load of hokum.
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until those claiming working tax credits are deemed to be not working by this lot ops you now have to pay back all they payed you welcome to tory Britain were even those working are classed has social scroungers you see you having a benefit and rtu ids wants to call you in to your local jcp to see whot you doing to get off benefits jeff3
I’d love to be self employed-I even have stuff to sell, but it would cost me too much to get started.
I suppose one could become a self employed drug dealer or prostitute…increase the GDP and reduce the unemployment figures in one fell swoop!
http://www.theweek.co.uk/business/58744/drugs-and-prostitutes-to-boost-economy-by-10bn
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