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Yes, before the massive government programme of rearmament leading up to the war, then there were millions unemployed. Employment contracts and workers rights
by gghhzzgghhzz 3y ago
Yes, before the massive government programme of rearmament leading up to the war, then there were millions unemployed. Employment contracts and workers rights were nothing like they are today, so if an employee got sick then you could simply fire them and get someone else in on a lower wage.
It's not relevant for 2023.
- WalterBright 3y ago> It's not relevant for 2023. How economics works hasn't changed. And Britain turned to the welfare state before WW1.