We see a Sweden that adapts according to the European Pact's adjustment program and social cuts. This policy chokes off access to work with an inward-looking low-wage sector to create a general competition for low-quality and severely underpaid jobs (such as of Borg is said be too highly paid) and services within the EU.
In 2009, Moderate MP Margareta Cederfeldt wrote the following: “Work gives freedom” . The same motto was used at the Auschwitz concentration camp and signalled that anyone who could not endure extremely hard penal servitude would die. Margareta further wrote : (see attached copy below): “For newly arrived Swedes, language is an important key to Swedish society, another key is work. That is why we Moderates are pursuing the work line as an important ingredient in migration and integration policy. Those seeking asylum in Sweden now have strong incentives to seek work already during their asylum period. With the new rules for labour immigration, a former asylum seeker can stay as a labour immigrant if he or she has worked during their asylum period. During the first five months of the new law, over 2,600 people have immigrated to Sweden as labour immigrants. In my opinion, this is a great success. With one’s own work comes the opportunity to decide for oneself over one’s life and the conditions for fulfilling one’s dreams and expectations increase”.
We also read about a country that talks about everyone who is not everyone, where common welfare is something that belongs to a selected group in a speech in phrases without political action behind it.
Margareta Cederfeldt 2012
" Sweden should be a country where everyone who wants and can work should have a job . That is the basis for our common welfare . The more people who work, the more people can contribute to education, healthcare and social care. Therefore, the New Moderates, together with the other parties in the Alliance, have pursued a consistent line of work that makes it more profitable to work and cheaper to hire. We have combined this with taking responsibility for public finances."
There is a difference between job and work. Jobs are command and rule driven jobs with people as living automatons. We see a qualitative change in the work content. Work includes independence, a planning and creative element around the common goal. In our time, we see the lack of a good and efficient work environment.
The employment tax credit lacks a proven effect on demographic mobility.
When the Moderates say that a larger part of the population is employed, they are speaking in absolute numbers that hide the fact that the proportion of people of working age has also increased as more young people turn 18. In 2006-2011, we had larger baby boomers entering the workforce and a large immigrant group was added. But in relative numbers that take into account the increase in population, the proportion of more people employed is minus 0,6%. Source: Alliance-free Sweden
Because at the same time as the number of employed people has increased, the number of residents of working age, which according to definition is 15-74 years, has increased from 6 to 759, that is, an increase of 400 residents.
Structural adjustments and cost hunting have prevented an investment in job-creating and real economic projects. The natural alternation between the old and the new generation has stopped. Investments have been treated as costs. SJ, care and SOS are examples. on maturity.
Margareta C: "In order for exclusion to decrease and jobs to increase, an active policy is required that takes responsibility for jobs. That is why the Alliance is now investing just over eight billion kronor in strengthening labor market policy in the coming years. This includes investing in more caseworkers at the Public Employment Service, more internships and expanded training opportunities. Several of the initiatives are aimed at people who have been unemployed for a long time with the aim of increasing their opportunities to return to working life."
We see an underdeveloped labor market and low-investment social development in a resource reduction of infrastructure, school, care, business etc. Long-term development is conspicuous by its absence.
Margareta C: "A central starting point for pushing back unemployment is the realization that all jobs are needed, but we do not agree on this in Swedish politics today. At a time when several groups need stronger support and lower thresholds for entering the labor market, it seems to have become practice for the Social Democrats to say no to jobs. They want to dismantle the work line."
We see that the Alliance lowers wages and hampers the right to work. Competition in the poor sector. Phase 3 specifies the setting. 50 are in Phase 000, which is against human rights and dignity. The work that can be classified as "slave work" or work in total futility.
"For me and the Moderates, jobs are most important. With more jobs and more routes to work, we can reduce exclusion and secure important welfare investments in schools and healthcare. This is how we take the whole of Sweden forward. All jobs are needed!”
We can probably understand from what has now happened that Margareta Cederfeldt can no longer consider these theses to be sustainable!
We see a Sweden with increasing gaps according to the OECD :
"The latest trends in the 2000s showed a widening gap between rich and poor not only in some of the already high inequality countries like Israel and the United States, but also – for the first time – in traditionally low-inequality countries, such as Germany , Denmark, and Sweden (and other Nordic countries), where inequality grew more than anywhere else in the 2000s.”
