Cameron:
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I know we cannot be classed as inventors, entrepreneurs and wealth creators but as flexible/highly skilled workers do we contribute to wealth creation?
Seeing as we are "people who leave the comfort of a regular wage to strike out on their own" does this look like we might finally start getting left to just get on with it?
Mr Cameron will also use his conference speech to stress the coalition's commitment to enterprise, saying it will be the "doers and grafters, the inventors and the entrepreneurs who get this economy going".
He will speak of his admiration for "people who leave the comfort of a regular wage to strike out on their own" and say "we need to get behind our wealth creators".
He will speak of his admiration for "people who leave the comfort of a regular wage to strike out on their own" and say "we need to get behind our wealth creators".
I know we cannot be classed as inventors, entrepreneurs and wealth creators but as flexible/highly skilled workers do we contribute to wealth creation?
Seeing as we are "people who leave the comfort of a regular wage to strike out on their own" does this look like we might finally start getting left to just get on with it?
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