We need a minister prepared to increase flexibility and security at work, widen labour market opportunity and improve the employers we work for.
But first Poland must master its public finances, stoke innovation, widen labour-market participation and deal with the red tape that drags it down international rankings.
Inequality has widened under Labour and Conservative governments.
The gap between Labour and the Conservatives on voters' trust on the NHS has been fairly consistent over the last five years, but in recent months the gap has widened in Labour's favour.
Since the 1980s, according to Ben Page of Ipsos-Mori, that allegiance has been under pressure, opening up a fissure, which Ukip can easily widen, threatening Labour seats in its heartlands.
Inequalities in health, far from narrowing, actually widened over Labour's time in office: travel from Kensington to Tottenham and life expectancy drops by as much as 17 years.
The Tories say the delay is because the scope of the report has been widened, but Labour insist that the Tories have all manner of "secret plans" for the service.The Conservatives meanwhile have been focusing on the economy and their plans to cut taxes for 30 million working people, by raising the income tax threshold to £12,500 and the 40p threshold to £50,000.
State schools in rich regions find it hard to recruit good staff, for example: teachers on national pay scales prefer cheaper places to London, especially once they have children.Regional differences in prosperity have widened under Labour, which makes it more important that the government stop treating the country as if it were economically uniform.
Duncan Smith naturally ignored ONS figures showing Labour's success with poverty, focusing instead on widening inequality on Labour's watch – but his effrontery takes some beating: "This gap between the richest and poorest has accelerated over the last five years despite an astonishing £150bn injected into tax credits alone.
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