•Ao io Tebbitt's proposals aoe unior rates of pay for YOP trainees 3 nour week and fire weeks holiday "A guaranteed job for all trainees Supporled by LPYS, Luhour Purty und NUPE Socialist Challonge 11 Fabruary 1962 page & Join the YOPS Lobby Thursday 25 February Festival Hall, Belvedere Rd, SE1 (opposite Waterloo Station)
*..-ipm. Speakers include Tony Benn MIP. Dennis kinner MP Their claim money The truth ot pav.
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The truth and Italy. WE had to have unemployment because the government was sending too much EVERY unemployed worker costs the government £4,300 in benefits and lost taxes. The total cost to the government is more than it borrows.
OUR policies are making industry more EVERY unemployed worker costs the country the equivalent of £14,000 in lost production.
WORKERS are pricing temselves out of BRITISH wage levels are now the lowest in Europe after Greece, Spain, Portugal what happens after the first year.
alicliD deal unemployment by spending mones since 1964 has fondered on British industry's failure to invest. The core of the report deals with this problem The TUC's package fo 1982-3 Programme 1982-83 cost (Em Public sector investment 2,10 Education and training 1,70 Industrial strategy Nationalised industries' current spending State pensions Social benefits Local authorities Extra health spending VAT reduction to 12.5% 2,00 Total cost 8,30 The TUC proposes a 'five yea strategy' and devotes eight chapte Assuming Is 35-hour wet target is met, it claims a growth rate o four per cent will cut unemployme below a million by 1986.
To achieve this calls 'economic planning on a large scale order to regenerate the economy', r asserting the TUC's demand for f on of public sector investment i cluding a million new council house rail electrification, Telecoms inves ment, new power stations, roads at sewers.
Such a programme could inde