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Barry, a few weeks or more ago, I pointed out on the Forum that, on the basis of a research of mine, with reference to official statistics, there were about 500,000 work vacancies over a three month perios (till September 2010), but 5 million people on out-of-work benefits in Britain.
You immediately stated that these were only the job-centre vacancies, and suggested that all the vacancies in Britain are much more numerous than that figure.
I replied to you that the compilers of offcial statisitics are not so naive as to put down only the job-centre vacancies. You ignored this.
In reality, Barry, you either live in a world of your own, or you intentionally give a wrong impression of reality in this Country.
What you wrote above is better not repeated to millions of people in Britain who cannot get a job no matter how they tried. Ten peoplel for each vacancy should ring a bell or three!
Adding to this, about three quarters of job vacancies go to immigrants, which effectively means that there are 40 unemployed British peopole to each job vacancy. Furthermore, your insinuation that benefits are too high for people to live off and prevent them finding work adds insult to injury!