I don't know why people would want to live in London unless they earned a fat salary. I lived in the capital over a decade ago and whilst it wasn't as expensive as it is now, it was still dear compared to where I was brought up and I soon got tired of living the life I would have had back home but paying through the nose for it. Outside the centre, London is an absolute smelly shit-tip and as for Tower Hamlets - phewwey!
£315 a week for a flat - you'd get a palace in Northamptonshire for that:o
But are there the jobs?
Btw I wouldn't live anywhere else - love this smelly shit-tip!!
Jobs are very hard to come by as there's 14 million people across 40 miles; also you need paperwork, certificates etc just to get employment in a warehouse nowadays...
Jobs are very hard to come by as there's 14 million people across 40 miles; also you need paperwork, certificates etc just to get employment in a warehouse nowadays...
I don't know whether to feel lucky or annoyed watching this. What i do know is I'd do literally anything and sell everything to keep a roof over my sons head.
When there's 150 applicants for 1 job , people at the bottom of the pile with issues etc won't get employment with anyone, so end up on 70 quid or 120 quid a week. No savings or borrowing power means then they can't change their predicament, or improve their lot.
Btw I wouldn't live anywhere else - love this smelly shit-tip!!
Don't quote me, but I believe the unemployment rate is consistently below the national average. There is plenty of work about - it may not be your 9-5 office job with pension and benefits, but it's still work and even on minimum wage you can have some sort of life.
People just have to face up to the fact that if you can't afford to live somewhere, then that's just tough.
And fair play if you need the right paperwork, its called called paying taxes and being legal
What I meant was that people like that are legislated out of any emoluments so that the employer cannot legally employ them in any post because you need to be of a certain eduation level/ understanding to be employed, eg. To understand a health and safety course etc
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it is very easy to say, but it isnt as easy as going out and getting a job
But are there the jobs?
Btw I wouldn't live anywhere else - love this smelly shit-tip!!
Sounds like your typical council office worker if you ask me.
True, but it doesn't seem to have entered his head to even look for one
exactly
£379 £139
That's almost £250 in profit.
And people wonder why council housing is NOT subsidised.
With people having to move from central London to the outer London boroughs, the rents on these properties are rapidly rising.
It's 7 million.
According to todays stats there are !!!!! Trouble is they pay minimum wage or zero hours contracts which are no good to anybody.
Someone, somewhere soon is going to have to sort the housing problem once and for all because it is going to boil over soon
And fair play if you need the right paperwork, its called called paying taxes and being legal
Don't quote me, but I believe the unemployment rate is consistently below the national average. There is plenty of work about - it may not be your 9-5 office job with pension and benefits, but it's still work and even on minimum wage you can have some sort of life.
People just have to face up to the fact that if you can't afford to live somewhere, then that's just tough.
Trouble is it seems OK to discriminate against people based on their employment status.
What I meant was that people like that are legislated out of any emoluments so that the employer cannot legally employ them in any post because you need to be of a certain eduation level/ understanding to be employed, eg. To understand a health and safety course etc
No Father again, seems to be a recurring theme with all these girls
Most of which goes to the buy to let landlords.
Artificially HIGH rents are the problem, not the unemployed.