P657 Teletext 657 Mar 2 22:48:12 ——————————————————— ——— — MILLENIUM GLOOM The working future for the unskilled, the untrained and the over-fifties is uniformly bleak. But the future for the skilled young professional is reasonably bright, right? Wrong - according to a survey by the NSF - the union for skilled and professional people. The feel-bad factor is rife among younger workers - under 35s - who see nothing but long hours and insecurity. ——————————————————————————————————1/3—— Mike Drummond's careers advice 656 LATEST EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE p664 Education Careers Finance JobsP657 Teletext 657 Mar 2 22:44:29 ——————————————————— ——— — MILLENIUM GLOOM Professional persons' union NSF found 44% of younger workers felt they were working too many hours. Things can only get worse apparently: 58* think they will still be doing so in five years time. The sbmj thing applies to job security: 36) feel their job is secure now. Only 21% believe they'll be in a secure job five years from now. ——————————————————————————————————2/3—— Disability 686 Godlinjs 687 THERE'S A FUTURE IN DEATH p656 Education Careers Finance JobsP657 Teletext 657 Mar 2 22:37:07 ——————————————————— ——— — MILLENIUM GLOOM Both min and women believe the rise in part-time working will rise unchecked, the NSF survey found. Only 9) of under-35s are on short-term contracts or self-employed at present. But 30) expect to be on a short-term contract or self-employed in five years time. "A plague of insecurity is sweeping across Britain's workplaces," said NSF general secretary Roger Lyons. ——————————————————————————————————3/3—— Mike Drummond's careers advice 656 LATEST EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE p664 Education Careers Finance Jobs