Großbritannien „benötigt möglicherweise 92.000 zusätzliche öffentliche Arbeitnehmer, wenn der Produktivitätsabfall bis 2030 anhält.“

    https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/may/19/uk-may-need-92000-extra-public-workers-if-fall-in-productivity-continues-to-2030

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    1. WebDevWarrior on

      Well they’ve tried forcing people back to the office, and forcing people who can’t work into roles that are totally unsuited to them, and now they are attempting to force prisoners to do unpaid slave labour, I guess the natural next step (as there is an upcoming population crisis on top) is for Labour to continue the tory and reform playbook once again and force women to breed to get more of those peasents into servitude.

      I mean it’s not like they can do something like address the underlying issues in society that cause poor productivity such as poor health, low levels of investment, cascading living standards, collapsing welfare, social, ecological, economical, and political instability on a local, international, and global level of which the fall could be softened, better protections for employees, better benefits and pay from those that can afford it, improved and fairer taxation towards the wealthy and those dodging their fair share.

      Nope fuck that shit, let’s just keep kicking at risk groups and victim blaming. It’s what MPs do best.

    2. HybridReptile15 on

      The amount of redundancies I’ve seen to jobs that have been outsourced from the UK to overseas companies, specifically within the Tech and IT sector but in other sectors aswell with the reasoning being “becoming more efficient” or trimming the fat and you’ve you got the gall to witness and make such a statement,

      The people are there, you’re either not paying enough for people to survive off of or are attempting to keep costs down and aren’t hiring enough, or both.

      Every week feels like more shit keeps getting flicked in the eyes of every person in this country.

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