when will we see a proper improvement in the economy?

carzony

They are saying ''3,000 jobs created a month'' and the economy seems to be recovering slowly but anywhere I look people seem to still be unemployed and still have very little money?

When will people see a real improvement in this economy?

Mr. Incognito

When we get real traction behind those Facebook campaigns.

They put the aim in campaign.

Sir Arthur Daley

The weather will improve next week, its a start anyway.

Jimthemagician

NEVER:(

uch

Wednesday Week

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

Wednesday Week

Before or after 10 o clock mass?

uch

WikiHow wrote: »

Before or after 10 o clock mass?

pfft, mass on wednesday is half ten!

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

pfft, mass on wednesday is half ten!

I thought its earlier this Wednesday because the priest is doing a funeral in the next parish and needs time. :rolleyes:

uch

WikiHow wrote: »

I thought its earlier this Wednesday because the priest is doing a funeral in the next parish and needs time. :rolleyes:

Show's what you know :pac:

carzony

lads lets be serious for once.... think of the children

uch

carzony wrote: »

lads lets be serious for once.... think of the children

If we're goin to be serious, Confession is ten, mass is half ten, c'mon now out of that

lostdisk

Try holding your breath. Drinking a glass of water or bursting a baloon.

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

If we're goin to be serious, Confession is ten, mass is half ten, c'mon now out of that

There is play group in the community centre at 12 afterwards

uch

lostdisk wrote: »

Try holding your breath. Drinking a glass of water or bursting a baloon.

Try doing them all at once !

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

Try doing them all at once !

Inside in the confession box

uch

WikiHow wrote: »

There is play group in the community centre at 12 afterwards

But you're forgetting that he has to visit the old Folk before that

NIMAN

carzony wrote: »

They are saying ''3,000 jobs created a month'' and the economy seems to be recovering slowly but anywhere I look people seem to still be unemployed and still have very little money?

When will people see a real improvement in this economy?

You need to start looking elsewhere methinks.

Didn't you hear there's a property bubble starting again in Dublin, and over Xmas the shops seemed to be jam packed with shoppers. Well, where I was looking they were anyway.

ArtSmart

If you're ever feeling to happy, or optimistic, go to the FAS website and see the ''jobs'' on offer.

that'll cure ye. rapid.

carzony

ArtSmart wrote: »

If you're ever feeling to happy, or optimistic, go to the FAS website and see the ''jobs'' on offer.

that'll cure ye. rapid.

do you mean theres none or there all ****?

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

But you're forgetting that he has to visit the old Folk before that

He will have to hire staff, improvement here already, priest apprentice wanted, call into the sacristy after mass on Wednesday

ArtSmart

carzony wrote: »

do you mean theres none or there all ****?

take a peek. pay close attention to the euro sign bit, ie the wages being offered.

I'm serious, you need to see it, to understand.

it explains the 3000 "jobs" figure pretty well.

uch

WikiHow wrote: »

He will have to hire staff, improvement here already, priest apprentice wanted, call into the sacristy after mass on Wednesday

After half ten mass, and be on yer knees :eek:

Sir Arthur Daley

uch wrote: »

After half ten mass, and be on yer knees :eek:

And only on minimum wage? :eek:

KyussBishop

That's "3,000 jobs created in a month [not counting job losses]".

The economy is being held down by large amounts of private debt, and nothing has happened to resolve this, so we will not get onto the path of sustainable recovery until this is addressed - it's just more bubbles/busts until there are massive defaults.

The levels of debt in Western countries is currently at a 200 year high, and it can not be sustained:
"Debt burdens in developed nations have become extreme by any historical measure and will require a wave of haircuts, warns IMF paper"
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/10548104/IMF-paper-warns-of-savings-tax-and-mass-write-offs-as-Wests-debt-hits-200-year-high.html

diomed

You never notice when the economy is booming. It feels normal.

_Redzer_

diomed wrote: »

You never notice when the economy is booming. It feels normal.

I never noticed it either. The priests seem to be in good shape tho it seems