With Britain’s welfare bill spiralling out of control, it is surely incumbent on the Government to act to reverse this worrying trend
With Britain’s welfare bill spiralling out of control, it is surely incumbent on the Government to act to reverse this worrying trend
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It is difficult to maintain the view that high levels of migration are an economic necessity when domestic worklessness continues…
We need to stop paying people to stay at home, and get them back to work
Government cannot fail to pass its benefits reform if it hopes to tackle ballooning spending
Britain’s hiring slump is punishing those desperate to get off benefits and into paid work
Labour is ballooning an already swollen state, leaving Britain with higher costs, weaker output and greater inflationary risk
Welfare costs have to come down – but Britain also needs further spending cuts
