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But then you have the problem of businesses catering to 'gap people' and scraping profit from those subsidized positions.
by clavalle 11y ago
But then you have the problem of businesses catering to 'gap people' and scraping profit from those subsidized positions.
- pluma 11y agoYeah, these exist. They're called "1 Euro jobs" and the government likes to pretend they're a good thing (probably because they keep people busy so they can't complain about not actually having a real job). The funny thing about most of these social reforms is that they were introduced by the more social of the two major parties -- although at this point they're social in name only. They also legalised temp agencies creating an entire market of quasi-but-not-really employed people who don't show up in unemployment stats even if they're sitting around not getting paid.