None of which really matters, because there are plenty of truths in there, about getting on a bit and being a bloke, about work insecurities, family, mortality.
Women are facing employment insecurity, unhealthy work environments, and harassment on the street.
The high proportion of temporary work breeds insecurity, and people who feel their job is about to disappear may also be more reluctant to spend.
If the British machine is sceptical about Euro-dreams of bestriding a multipolar world, that is because it has a jump-seat view of American might and of the money and unity of purpose required to make it work.Insecurity haunts British practitioners of the Anglo-American relationship.
In the literature the situation on the labor market is considered as one of the determinants of low fertility - difficulties in finding work, job insecurity, high expectations of employers to employees.
Without a large robust unionized sector, there is little hope that the relentless spread of low-wage work, job insecurity and economic inequality will be reversed.
Like my relationship of almost a year, being able to work through insecurities like possessiveness together makes communication skills better, and our relationship healthier.
This result may reflect job insecurity, work overload, lack of professional development and inadequate working conditions.
'What also makes it particularly difficult to manage time is that jobs are much less well-defined than they were 20 years ago,' suggests Dr Brendan Burchell, co-author of a recent Cambridge University study into job insecurity and work intensification.
