Better Tag clouds for your site, about your site... or about anything you want!

John Redwood MP for Wokingham

These are the most recent articles mentioning "jobs" Northern Rock - now the government’s problems will mutliply Posted 04/01/08, 08:56 ... rnment brushed aside Conservative proposals to handle Northern Rock in a different way and to avoid the taxpayer taking on responsibility for all the jobs, mortgages, loans, properties and bills. Instead, the government announced a one third cut in the workforce, and a halving in the siz... What does a Council Chief Executive do? Posted 03/29/08, 09:23 ... n away at week-ends. Their rewards contain a substantial performance oriented element that depends on delivering the profits in the budget, and their jobs are on the line if performance falls too far. In contrast, the CEO of a Council does not face many of these requirements. 1. The CEO does no... What does a Council Chief Executive do? Posted 03/29/08, 09:23 ... n away at week-ends. Their rewards contain a substantial performance oriented element that depends on delivering the profits in the budget, and their jobs are on the line if performance falls too far. In contrast, the CEO of a Council does not face many of these requirements. 1. The CEO does no... The Frenchman did a wooing go, whether his mother would let him or no. Posted 03/27/08, 09:05 ... and change in the UK many years ago. He seems to want more laws on employment in the belief that these offer worker protection rather than destroy jobs. He voices the usual EU agenda of solidarity, intervention and protection. He had studied the views of our Prime Minister well... Don’t blame the FSA Posted 03/26/08, 09:30 ... had got its stress testing wrong “ or that the FSA needs more staff. I would conclude that both the Directors of Northern Rock and the FSA did their jobs in the belief that money markets would continue to function, and that the Chancellor would avoid comments that were damaging to regulated banks. ... Wokingham Times Posted 03/25/08, 17:54 ... house price slide gathers pace, then more people will be in negative equity where the home is worth less than the mortgage. If more people lose their jobs, more will struggle to pay the high mortgage bills they currently face. Meanwhile, many people are struggling with an inflation rate much highe... Does anyone wish the Treaty of Rome happy birthday? Posted 03/25/08, 08:47 ... Harold Wilson recommended a œYes� vote, claiming throughout the debate that it was just about a common market, which would create and guarantee more jobs for the UK. We were told that our sovereignty was not at risk, that our Parliament could continue to make the main decisions for our country. ... How can the PM save the Union? Posted 05/11/08, 07:42 ... gland now want the extra cost and complexity of a full English Parliament in addition to Westminster. I prefer making English Westminster MPs do both jobs . The same could also apply to Scotland, with the Scottish MPs settling Scottish matters in Edinburgh for part of the week, and joining us to set... Can politicians buy votes by spending more of your money? Posted 07/27/08, 08:22 ... red by the politicians. The last few weeks have shown how spending or promising to spend huge sums to repair the damage of the 10p tax cut, to create jobs in Scottish ship yards, and to win votes in the Commons have not brought any joy or new support for the unpopular government writing the cheques.... Another day in the sterling crisis Posted 09/03/08, 06:38 ... t the dollar. It has fallen from $2 to $1.77 in les than a month, making all items priced in dollars more than 10% dearer. The latest report on the jobs market said there had been a sharp contraction in jobs on offer. Many people said that the government’s encouragement to first time buye... Monetary madness Posted 10/02/08, 10:15 ... ual interest rate is linked to the Bank of England rates. If interest rates remain too high it just means many more bankruptcies and many more lost jobs. ur spending power generally.Now we are imprting inflation, it will put the Bank off action to cut interest rates quickly enough. The fall in ... Who is going to lose from this crisis? Posted 10/12/08, 07:56 ... ill be a lot of human misery on the back of this big reduction in wealth. It will lead directly - and quite quickly now - to more people losing their jobs, more businesses cancelling their expansion plans and to less money for charities and good works. It is a correction which has got out of contro... 5 reasons to borrow more? Posted 10/27/08, 08:03 ... 3. Expenditures will increase as more people need unemployment and related benefits. 4. The government may increase spending on projects to create jobs. 5. The government is increasing spending anyway, assuming the economy would grow. Only items 2 and 3 are unavoidable. Item One is so far t... Tax cuts and borrowing - does it make sense? Posted 11/20/08, 07:10 Can a funded tax cut help create jobs and activity? Does a tax cut have to be unfunded to work its magic of reflating an economy? This is the new idiocy in Labour™s view of the economic debate. To them an unfunded tax cut “ a tax cut which means the state has to borrow more on behalf of taxpayers... Japan leads the way down Posted 12/26/08, 08:53 ... ave to fix it. In the UK all the time the Regulators decide to throttle the banks with higher capital ratios, they will be forcing more people out of jobs and more factories onto short time. The choice is theirs. As they have been doing for the last five years they are making the choice which maximi... << back