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15th October 2009 — Filed under:
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Holes in Conservative welfare plan
James Purnell discusses Conservative plans for welfare reform on OpenLeft
Unemployment tops 5.6 million
Chris Dillow looks at how many more really want to work than are counted in the latest unemployment figures.
Despite headlines employment is up by 61,000
Left Foot Forwards analyses today’s unemployment stats
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