the reason obvious is where there is a need to generate there are poorly paid employees there is poor training and gaining of as is costly their fuwer controls as controls cost mo
The reason is obvious, as where there is a need to generate high profits, there are poorly paid employees; there is poorer training and gaining of qualifications, as this is costly; there are fewer controls, as controls cost money; and ultimately we have seen this everywhere when everything goes wrong, there are incredible costs involved for the public in clearing up the mess caused by liberalisation and privatisation.
The reason obvious, as where there is a need to generate there are poorly paid employees; there is poorer training and gaining of as is costly; there fewer controls, as controls cost money; and ultimately we seen this everywhere when everything goes wrong, there are incredible costs involved for the in clearing up the caused by liberalisation and privatisation.