Minister of Trade and Employment
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by Michael Holcomb
I am greatly pleased today to be able to announce that I have accepted the appointment of Taoiseach Theus Jackus to serve in his new government as Minister of Trade and Employment. It is a great honor to serve in this new government and I know that I am equal to the task of serving our new Taoiseach and making Ireland a better place for all her people.
First things being first, I have to acknowledge that the Irish Economy has issues, but none that cannot be fixed by hard work and good management. In the next few days I will be speaking with the new Manager of the National Bank Michael Collins, someone for whom I have much respect. Together, Michael and I will be charting a course for state companies and making plans to reform state employment. This system is both a good one and a strong one, but also one in need of great regulation. I know that with Michael Collins help that I can achieve the goals I set forth before the Taoiseach in my application to serve in the Cabinet.
My Plans for Irish Employment
When applying to serve in his cabinet I presented to the Taoiseach a four step plan to reform the Irish Ministry of Trade and Employment. Listed below are the four steps I plan to take over the next few days and weeks. I will publish this plan in full after further discussions with the Taoiseach, the Manager of the National Bank Michael Collins, and the cabinet in general. I plan to have this plan published by tomorrow if not sooner.
Finally, I thank those of you who work for the state as employees in our nationally owned companies. You represent the backbone of this economy and I promise to make sure that our system of government protects you and works to make sure you are well served. I bring to government a deep hope that both the new government and the new Taoiseach are successful in our endeavors and that I will do everything I can to see that we succeed.
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Yay!
Congratulations Michael
I look forward to reading your plan!
What about women in governent, where are they in this lens world
There need to be more women in government. But the unfortunate reality is that for some time there weren't many woman in the New World. That's not true anymore. So I hope that very soon women become a bigger part of the government.
I don't think a person's sex makes any difference as to whether they should be in government or not.
Your selected for the job or you aren't.
Since this game is a mostly male society,its unsurprising that it is male dominant.
No that we forget uaithne and mac-talla of course.
"endeavors" is spelt with a 'u' in this part of the world. We also have 'woolly jumpers'. lol
"Finally, I thank those of you who work for the state as employees in our nationally owned companies. You represent the backbone of this economy and I promise to make sure that our system of government protects you..."
This is the type of thing I dread to hear from our new minister of Trade and Employment. The backbone should be the private owners, they are the people that should be protected, the state employees already have protection...its called the government.
279 people work at Irish State Gifts, 67 work at Irish State Grain, and 56 work at Irish State Weapons. That's 402 people out of a total population of 1,938 people. The central government is the single largest employer. What else would it be but the backbone of the economy generating income for those citizens to spend on other goods in the market.
However now only Irish State Weapons employs people as Michael Collins in his leadership of the Banc Ceannais has fired everyone at state gifts and state grain.
A bit of a warning was needed before fieing all Irish State Gift employees you will have a lot of angry citizens tomorrow thankfully there are jobs available
Yes. I think you're going to be right in some aspects. I think what was trying to be accomplished was eliminating the zombies(not yet dead citizens) from the employment rolls. I was unaware that this was going to occur but I'm doing my best to get a grasp of the situation.