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Article by Dominic Donaldson

We are now only two weeks before the elections of 2010 in the UK as a whole and after the last debate in the polls seem to race by the number 10 is still wide open, or work with the Conservatives or Liberal Democrats can accumulate an impressive majority.

Given this seems to be a hard few weeks each side tries to convince voters that are party to lead the country in this new decade. At the end of the day it will all boil down to the police, they are promising and what can they offer throughout the country and that country is only beginning to emerge from its worst economic recession since 1930, for many voters in the region Eastern will wonder what all the major countries police state in terms of employment and jobs in East Anglia.

Each country will be very aware that their responses to each of these issues could have a significant impact on voting will be held May 6 So let us take time to look through the political parties and their leaders on employment in eastern region and how they plan to promote jobs growth in Eastern England.

Labor has awarded a penalty of £ 2.0 billion in cash, which will be used to generate new business and obviously will create 200 thousand jobs. They also say that thoose 120,000 jobs will be for the range of 18-24 years as they try to help young people leaving school and college, which proved to be unemployed in these tough economic times. On top of that they also intend to increase the minimum wage -. And there is good news for companies as they seek to reduce the activity of rats in October 2010

After this impressive clearly shows that conservatives have much work to convince people of the region East that their party would be best to help calm the local economy with jobs in East Anglia. Their policy is the first stop on the planned increase of the Labour Party in national insurance contributions for those earning over £ 20,000, even more than they should completely stop those under £ 35,000 profit per year. But perhaps the negative side is trying to bring benefits to income families more than 50,000 pounds per year.

This is the end of the Liberal Democrats claim that can help the community work in East Anglia, ensuring that no one pays tax on the first £ 10,000 won.

Of course, we will see how this pan if we hung parliament, but remember that the country still has two weeks to convince you they have the right person for the position of number 10. For those of you looking for work in East Anglia, we will pay close attention to what politicians say.