Monday, 24 May 2010
Knock-on effect?
'300,000 jobs in public sector face the axe
Detailed research by The Sunday Times shows that at least 300,000 workers, including civil servants and frontline staff, will lose their jobs over the next few years.
Some estimates suggest that the number of job losses could reach 700,000. These will include tens of thousands of health service managers as well as many thousands of doctors and nurses, according to internal documents from the National Health Service.
A similar analysis of 75 local authorities suggests that at least 100,000 council workers across the country will lose their jobs.'
The Sunday Times, 23rd May 2010
'Toddlers’ bad behaviour is always mothers’ fault, says Oliver James
The psychologist and broadcaster Oliver James has stomped on to sensitive terrain with a book that suggests mothers of toddlers should avoid working outside the home. In a work that has already provoked howls of anger, he argues that children should not be left in the care of others for long periods.
The author claims that young children “need to be in the presence of a responsive, loving adult at all times”, warning mothers who go out to work that daycare is associated with more boastful, disobedient and aggressive children.'
The Times, 22nd May 2010
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