Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Words fail me.
Redundant bankers to bolster Treasury
Bankers who lost their jobs in the credit crunch are to be offered work in the Treasury as Alistair Darling beefs up his department to try to keep pace with the financial crisis. The chancellor is looking to hire up to 70 people, with a focus on sharpening up the Treasury’s dealings with the Square Mile. He is expecting a flood of applications from former bankers.
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little professor says:
“The chancellor is looking to hire up to 70 people”
Hardly major stuff.
hpwatcher says:
Jobs for the incompetent!!!
paul says:
And of course, they need to be paid very well to retain their talent.
Eternal Sceptic says:
I trust they have formal banking qualifications, apart from greed, immense arrogance, and a total misunderstanding of how our brave new joined up world really works.
str 2007 says:
So not only did they put the fox in charge of the hen house, they are now recruiting fox cubs and furnishing the interior with them.
Hmmmm hope they’re vegetarian fox cubs.
musn't grumble says:
The rest can go and work in the new jobs being vreated by KFC, Subway, Asda and Morrisons – great career prospects there.
dohousescrashinthewoods says:
The Christmas committee is looking to create jobs for redundant turkeys!