Recruitment agencies are hoping for the best now with stark warnings being made by Cameron about the state of the economy and how it is even worse than they initially thought.

With less than 2 weeks to go before the emergency budget it will be a tall order to try and reduce this 156 billion pounds deficit that exists. Cameron even went as far as saying the country should be prepared for some painful cuts and that crossing our fingers and hoping the economy sorts itself out is not the way to deal with this matter.

Public sector recruitment agencies will be most concerned about these comments, wondering what kind of cuts will be made in this area. The task of delivering the news will be by George Osborne, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who also added that we have to address the public sector pay bills.

Clegg also made a statement about the mistakes that have been made in the past and that they will tackle this deficit differently. There will also not allow the great north/ south divide that appeared in the 1980’s when fiscal policies almost created a sink or swim attitude in different regions of the country.

I will only say that from my point of view it is quite clear the country will hear unfavourable news on the 22^nd of June and I do not think it is a coincidence that this news is coming out during the World Cup, hoping that much of the announcement is lost in the euphoria of this competition especially as England are playing in the 23^rd of June.