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  Marek,
  Garbage in garbage out.
  
  Temporary, low paid, part time. Are these kinds of jobs not exactly what the itinerant worker prefers?
  Was the kitchen in a Tapas bar?
  
  If you are long-term unemployed and want desperately to find work are the ones the Mail advertised attractive? What happens to the rent/rates what are the forms and the time-scale of tax credits?
  
  How well does the benefit system deal with those who might be out of work, in work, out of work, in work. Apart from this there is also the growth in zero hour contracts and the tag-line on many job descriptions "all and any other duties demanded".
  
  What were the Mail's results for the skilled long term decent wage jobs they advertised?
  
  This is yet another case of ensuring the results fit with the desired editorial stance. The Mail knows where best to tickle it's readership.

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