Sentences with phrase «public sector jobs expected»

John Mann, a Labour MP, has just been asking how the average salaries of the new private sector jobs that the OBR expects to be created will compare with the average salaries of those public sector jobs expected to be lost.

With ministers banking on rapid private sector growth to replace the estimated 490,000 public sector jobs expected to be lost, the Prime Minister backed a world of «unprecedented economic change» in which small start - up companies can become global giants in a matter of years.

Not exact matches

For every one job less in the public sector, two new jobs are expected to be created in the private sector.

We are told that the expected job losses from this spending review amount to 490,000, in the public sector alone.

There are particular concerns about where the private sector jobs will come from for the 490,000 public - sector workers who are expected to lose their jobs.

Some facts are already depressingly familiar: the spending review will put half a million public sector workers out of a job; another half a million people in the private sector are expected to be fired as the economy slows.

The budget is expected to focus on about 10 key areas including infrastructure, macroeconomic stability, job creation, agriculture, entrepreneurship, business growth, creating a Ghana beyond aid, debt management, corruption, public sector reforms among others, and a continuation of the 2017 budget initiatives.

The OBR says more public sector workers will lose their jobs under David Cameron's government, and it says much of the expected increase in overall employment would have occurred under Labour as well.

More than a million public sector workers are expected to strike in a series of disputes with the government over pay, pensions and job cuts.