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  But it is not dead - the real problem is that many low skilled jobs have been lost from the economy - particularly in labour intensive industries. However we have at the same time seen a general dumbing down of education so we have failed to upskill either young people or the existing workforce, leading to burgeoning unemployment
  
  The issue of the number of Eastern Europeans employed here is a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself

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