Making people's homes cosy is the cheapest way to create
jobs as the UK prepares to fight recession, a report says. Its authors say a
job insulating homes would be much cheaper than creating a road maintenance
job, for example. Jobs in building roads are more costly to create, as the work
is heavily mechanised. The figures will be sent to the Treasury, which is
reviewing a package of job stimulus measures for July. The report's authors say
a job in home insulation can be created for £59,000 - that's far less than a
road maintenance job, which is estimated by the government to be more than
£250,000. Read more on the BBC website.
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