Why don't we introduce a job application system that is similar to that of UCAS?

[Lane Kristo]

They say, you struggle to achieve your qualification but end up unemployed probably because the job you have qualified for has already been taken by a relative, friend or in-law of the recruiter. Other scholars have said employment should be considered a fundamental human right but everyday I wake up, the news is filled with job loss fears.

There are also so many things that sounds unjust for humanity, the idea of a minimum wage without a maximum wage for a single employee and the idea that men earn on average 7% more than women. A company like Cadbury buys Kraft and after sometimes decides to eliminate most of Kraft's employees because they want to keep chocolate scarce in order to increase profits.

They talk about social mobility, but is it really possible in our time? I hear countries like Denmark and Norway have good record for social mobility and thought one day we could be like them or am i dreaming? Do our slave masters see us as unproductive and exceptionally stupid to recognise our own values? or what?

 

[Richyboy]

That is the right spirit! Force your government to do something about it! And Cadbury's bought out Kraft Foods? I thought it was the other way around, but I haven't been back home in Britain for some time, though.