I think there is some really important stuff here.
My fear is of a lost generation, and primarily from my own point of view. My fear is that having started looking for work around the time of the economic fuck up, younger people will soon have more experience and overtake me in my search for a good job.
This situation is made worse by those more privileged than I, far from unfortunate myself, who are able to work for free. I need to pay my bills, and during university had to work to pay my bills. That some people are able to work for free being subsidies from elsewhere makes this situation worse when many people are seeing experience, but the little experience that is available is monopolised by those who can afford to work for free and, on that count alone, need it least.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2011/feb/20/youth-unemployment-first-job-ema
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Monday, 21 February 2011
Gloom over household finances dents recovery hopes
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/feb/21/household-finances-markit-index
"He said an unhealthy combination of high inflation and job worries caused households to report that their financial outlook has slumped back to the levels seen during the worst part of the recession."
Sums up my position exactly
"He said an unhealthy combination of high inflation and job worries caused households to report that their financial outlook has slumped back to the levels seen during the worst part of the recession."
Sums up my position exactly
Labels:
economy,
inflation,
lost generation,
politics
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