Leaked records showLiz Truss, a Tory leadership candidate, A bookmaker favorite who becomes the next Prime Minister can be heard attacking British workers. She saidthat "more grafts" were needed andsuggested that they lacked the "skills and application" of their overseas rivals.
10 Think back to a year ago,the book 'Britannia Unleashed: A Global Lesson for Growth and Prosperity'was published. The book was co-written by a number of Conservative politicians, including Truss. , a very similar story unfolds. Britannia Unchained called British workers "the worst lazy people in the world".
So we can speculate that Liz Truss thinks working people in the UK are lazy. We need to apply ourselves more. Our skills are not enough. Well, we have news for the woman most likely to be number 10's next resident. The problem here is not the lack of "implantation," but a country set up to work for the benefit of a powerful, wealthy minority. , wages and benefits.Universal Recall that 42% of people using her creditwork for her, and Truss has always voted against it. Increase the benefits according to the price. There is a shortage of college graduates and a lack of investment in training and upskilling.
That said, it goes far beyond blaming workers for not applyingAmazon Prime subscriptions or local tax bills to taxpayer-paid costs. It must be easy. People who do not earn an annual income of £155,817.
Even before the leaked recording was made public, Liz had a good idea of her truss position. Outside the affluent Southeast, her plan to cut salaries for public sector staff, including teachers and nurses, is to cut the salaries of people outside the affluent Southeast who we hailed as “key” workers.
The Truss has also promised to introduce legislation covering "military actions" by unions. means a strike intended to be destructive. The right to withhold your work with colleagues after negotiations have failed is something that all working people must understand the value they protect.
Trade unions and the workplace at large action is essential to giving workers a voice. That's how you get a seat at the table with your boss. This is becoming more and more apparent as energy prices are set to wreck our financesobscene profits are passed on to shareholders.
Truss clearly despises workers. But this isn't specifically a truss problem, it's a Tory problem. The Conservative obsession with individual responsibility, the Thatcherian individualism, and how one should be able to "pick oneself up" is a contempt for the working class and the idea that if one is poor, it is oneself. It boils down to two things: the belief in being yourself. hindrance.
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It's easier than ever to expose this. It's not your fault or mine that next year he's projected to exceed average annual costs for gas and electricity by April. It's not because people don't know how to budget, or are lazy, or spend money on the little pleasures that make life worth living, or demand wages to match inflation. We cannot take “personal responsibility” to get away from being essentially ransomized by the greed of private utility companies. I wish I had thought so. Sure, it would be easy.
Perhaps Truss should be given room for doubt about her years-old comment, but I don't think so. Her performance in the Tory leadership election was to the benefit of a highly unrepresentative group of 0.3% of the population eligible to vote, and that is lying. , that is, a sign of how those in power look down on those they are supposed to serve.
More "transplant"? Tell those who have "transplanted" multiple jobs and still need benefits to increase their income. Let's call this the war against the workers.
