10th March 2009, 08:08 PM
Sounds to me like a holding action conversation, whilst the maujor key motions are being brought to bear.
I wouldn't worry about the notion that archie's have to take a sideways walk.
traditionally we are an industry that responds to the economy on a fine scale.
we can't maintain the growth we have developed, as a fact.
What concerns is how the dismantling process moves forward.
Either in an self undermining manner, a stable manner, or a self destructive manner.
Lets face it we are not the be all and end all, but we do span a key use in terms of education.
why consider why bankers should get teaching posts on the fast track, whilst we won't consider our industry beyond an over grown industry (much the same as many).
Retailers will close, it will be difficult to transfer a great many of those jobs outside of education.
The finance sector will be a pheonix in a guise of sorts, because lets face it thats what has got to happen.
In the short term they need jobs and to get a clear direction for income, but in the long run, a money driven maniac still needs the money to feed the beast (and they keep coming like a production line).
The thing is think about what we as individuals bring to the economy?
We are in fact a skilled, educated, mobile work force who are more interested in learning and living cheaply than the average uk resident.
The question really is are we JUST archaeologists, or are we people as well?
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Mike
I wouldn't worry about the notion that archie's have to take a sideways walk.
traditionally we are an industry that responds to the economy on a fine scale.
we can't maintain the growth we have developed, as a fact.
What concerns is how the dismantling process moves forward.
Either in an self undermining manner, a stable manner, or a self destructive manner.
Lets face it we are not the be all and end all, but we do span a key use in terms of education.
why consider why bankers should get teaching posts on the fast track, whilst we won't consider our industry beyond an over grown industry (much the same as many).
Retailers will close, it will be difficult to transfer a great many of those jobs outside of education.
The finance sector will be a pheonix in a guise of sorts, because lets face it thats what has got to happen.
In the short term they need jobs and to get a clear direction for income, but in the long run, a money driven maniac still needs the money to feed the beast (and they keep coming like a production line).
The thing is think about what we as individuals bring to the economy?
We are in fact a skilled, educated, mobile work force who are more interested in learning and living cheaply than the average uk resident.
The question really is are we JUST archaeologists, or are we people as well?
txt is
Mike