In welfare, ‘fair share’ is no longer fair
Deputy Prime Minister Bill English has been in hot water for stating the obvious: Some unemployed young men “are pretty damned hopeless.” With special feature audio.
Deputy Prime Minister Bill English has been in hot water for stating the obvious: Some unemployed young men “are pretty damned hopeless.”
As a consequence, he says, the government has a permissive approach to immigration so employers can “fill that gap.”
We must import workers
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