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Max Capacity is less than 51k.
Pendatically yours,
the annoying git in the corner
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Max Capacity is less than 51k.
Pendatically yours,
the annoying git in the corner
Your forgetting the WAGS who'll browse the shops and get the tea from Tesco
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Oh I'm all for realism mate.
700 jobs held open exclusively for the local population for 12 months. Now, weigh that against the jobs lost in retail from 'uplift' from retail in surrounding authourities (in fact, even within the Knowsley authority in places like Huyton and Prescot) and the potential jobs in Skelmersdale and St Helens regeneration - plans which will be thrown onto the scrapheap if Destination Juggernaut gets the nod.
Over to you Mrs Blears.
Why was Joe Anderson testifying on behalf of Everton then that the club leaving Walton won't affect Walton at all?
If Everton leaving has no impact on Walton's finances, then Everton going to Kirkby can have no impact on Kirkby finances, surely?
What jobs are going to be available on a retail park as well? Stacking shelves? Supervising people stacking shelves? Cleaning up?
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Hes quite clearly lying.
BehaveWhat exactly is your point? Isn't that good enough for the, as you described, Kirkby tramps?
Hes quite clearly lying.
What exactly is your point? Isn't that good enough for the, as you described, Kirkby tramps?
So Everton used the evidence of a liar at the Inquiry?
I doubt the beggar that asked me for 20p in the Maccies drive-thru would be applying for a job in Tesco anyway to be honest. He was, after all, a tramp, and tramps don't tend to want jobs.
You live in Kirkby though, and you're proud of it, so I would imagine you'll want to stay there and have kids etc...
Do you really want the only local opportunities for your children to be stacking shelves or cleaning up?
Would you not prefer your council to be trying to find something better for your town?
HalewoodBlue_ver.2.0
Player Valuation: £10m
Very snobish of you isnt it? Especially in this economic climate, a job is a job no matter what profession its in.
Once again, your short-sightedness sees you miss the point entirely
A job is a job, regardless, but that doesn't build a strong community or diverse population though
If the only jobs available are low-paid jobs, then those with better qualifications will move away to find better paid work, leaving behind those who have too many ties to follow suit, and end up forced into stacking shelves, or those not bright enough to follow suit
Danny wanted to be a speech therapist not long back, I doubt he'd agree that stacking shelves is the same thing - maybe short term, but some people like to look further than where the next meal is coming from
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
That's the point he's making though: they wont be anything like a profession. They are poorly paid jobs with no hope of developing into anything else.
it's the kind of job he bounces between mate, so he's taking it personally
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
There is the dignity of labour aspect, though. He can comfort himself with that when he's on the rank cursing pensioners getting into other people's superior taxis.
HalewoodBlue_ver.2.0
Player Valuation: £10m
So a job in retail isnt a profession now? Go figure
Says he who has failed at everything, failed journo, failed doctor
So a job in retail isnt a profession now? Go figure
Says he who has failed at everything, failed journo, failed doctor
no, a job in retail is not a profession - it is a job
According to Wikipedia, a profession arises when any trade or occupation transforms itself through "the development of formal qualifications based upon education and examinations, the emergence of regulatory bodies with powers to admit and discipline members, and some degree of monopoly rights."
it also lists a selection of attributes a "profession" must have to be considered a "profession" such as
- Skill based on theoretical knowledge: Professionals are assumed to have extensive theoretical knowledge (e.g. medicine, law, scripture or engineering) and to possess skills based on that knowledge that they are able to apply in practice.
- Professional association: Professions usually have professional bodies organized by their members, which are intended to enhance the status of their members and have carefully controlled entrance requirements.
- Extensive period of education: The most prestigious professions usually require at least three years at university.
It even lists some examples of professions for you
Examples of professions
Professions include, for example: Physicians, Dentists, Pharmacists, Lawyers, Accountants, Veterinarians, Engineers, Hospitality Industry, Teachers, Diplomats, Commissioned Officers, Professors, Clergy, Urban Planners, Architects, Physical Therapists, Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Chiropractors, Social Workers.
No taxi drivers or shelf stackers there though.
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