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：Ed Miliband the Labour leader has stated that "David Cameron is squeezing the living standards of ordinary families, he wants to make cheap brand handbags easier to sack workers and he is letting the banks off the hook."
Dealing first, with the Banks this is total poppycock because the man who ruined the British banks by taking the power of regulation away from the Bank of England was none other than the ex Prime Minister Gordon Brown. The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street as the Bank is known clearly knew a touch more about banking regulation than Ed Milband's predecessor the previous leader of Labour ,Gordon Brown brand handbags.
Dealing with the point about sacking workers all that has been suggested is a simple return to where legislation originally stood. cheap handbags was for many years that an employee could only bring a claim for unfair dismissal if they had worked for an employer for over two years as opposed to one year which it is now. Many employers are put off employing people due to the high incidence of what are often less than genuine cases of unfair dismissal. What is wrong with a two year period?
Dealing with the squeeze on living standards I assume he is referring to the recent VAT increase. The last Labour chancellor Alistair Darling had not ruled out an increase in Value Added Tax. One of the biggest increases is that on fuel and the fuel multiplier was introduced by the Labour goverment yet another of their stealth taxes cheap handbags online.
I think handbags store is about time that Ed Miliband faced the truth that his party made many errors in dealing with the UK economy:
When in power Labour sold 400 Metric Tonnes of Gold at US $275 an oz compared to a market price today in excess of US $1,375. This represents a loss at todays value of just under 10 Billion pounds. That is the cost of keeping the British army in Afghanistan for some 2 years.Guess whose initials appear on the memos relating to this sale none other than Ed Miliband's!