zens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determThe Northern parts of France, the traditional industrial areas, are being blighted by job woes. The last coal mines shut down in 1974, and the textile industry is quietly moving to greener pastures, for that read, cheaper labour. The folk living in these areas have requested answers from their political candidates running for the French presidency. According to some women interviewed in Poix-du-Nord, who have jobs in a CMT factory until its closure in October 2007, when they asked their candidate Royal as to what she had to say about their impending job losses, all the response they got was ‘Good Luck’.

The question which begs to be answered though, is whether it is the responsibility of government to ensure its citizens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determ

eener pastures, for that read, cheaper labour. The folk living in these areas have requested answers from their political candidates running for the French presidency. According to some women interviewed in Poix-du-Nord, who have jobs in a CMT factory until its closure in October 2007, when they asked their candidate Royal as to what she had to say about their impending job losses, all the response they got was ‘Good Luck’.

The question which begs to be answered though, is whether it is the responsibility of government to ensure its citizens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determ

me women interviewed in Poix-du-Nord, who have jobs in a CMT factory until its closure in October 2007, when they asked their candidate Royal as to what she had to say about their impending job losses, all the response they got was ‘Good Luck’.

The question which begs to be answered though, is whether it is the responsibility of government to ensure its citizens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determ

ending job losses, all the response they got was ‘Good Luck’.

The question which begs to be answered though, is whether it is the responsibility of government to ensure its citizens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determ

zens have employment? In my view it is a yes and no situation. Yes, because the education, which is determined by government, on offer to the junior citizens of a country will determine whether they will be able to carve out a living for themselves. How much of the syllabus in schools in the UK and Europe, for instance, deals with self-employment, entrepreneurship, financial management skills, economics, marketing, public relations, management etc. With other words, do schools cover skills required by people to start their own business, or does the education handed out, encourage drones. Drones would imply that working for an organisation would be more suitable, than trying to make a living with ones own business.

If education, which has become a government department, produces young people whose main focus is to find employment because alternatives are not even considered, then government surel