Summary
the thursday essay THE recession of the past year has been painful but it overlays a more fundamental long-term structural weakness in the Welsh economy. The economic legacyWales inherits in the 21st century all too often reflects low wages, low skills and high levels of economic inactivity.
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Joined-Up Government Is a Must in Tackling Jobless Blight ; Wales Appears to Be Emerging From the Worst Recession Since the 1930s but the Long-Term Causes of Unemployment Must Be Attacked to Secure a Better Future for the Country, Writes Employment Specialist Marcella Maxwell
Despite all the initiatives of past decades, Wales still has an unemployment rate of 9.2% compared to a UK figure of 7.8%, but look beyond the percentages and one sees that the real numbers are far more shocking.
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