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Thank you for taking the time to respond
I personally find that your opinions, whilst clearly well intentioned and considered, untenable. I do not disagree with you that the EU, for example, is a colossal waste of money and seems to have progressively moved ever more towards self serving continuation and lost its original purpose. Having said that one must ask, whose fault is that? Equally, you quote widely reported stories of both prospective unemployment and youth unemployment, which one cannot disagree with, but your solution seems to miss the point that whilst localism has the potential to be a good thing, it is not the universal panacea you envisage as it is reliant on funding from the state either directly or via local authorities neither of which is awash with money at this juncture and whose only source of revenue is some form of taxation.
The regulation of private sector salaries really is not an area government should try to involve itself in, various governments in the UK tried this in the past with disastrous results for the economy. What is required is a change in the moral climate within the private sector, something that cannot be achieved by legislation, but through publicity, government setting the tone and example and education.