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It's three minutes after ten, and you are listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

After the boast, the humility.

So I think we were first out of the traps on what the Daily Mail chooses this

morning in typically unsympathetic fashion to call the death of the work ethic with labor

at war over benefit cuts. One in four young people consider quitting the workforce entirely.

If you turn to the front page of the Daily Telegraph, a slightly different conclusion

involving four in 10 Gen Z workers quitting to live on benefits. Is that the same statistic?

Is one in four? Close to the same as four in ten? I think it is kind of, isn't it? But they've

crunched the numbers slightly different. This is one of the big

four accountancy firms, warning that a generation of workers were now in danger of permanently

drifting out of the jobs market. They identify mental health conditions as a major driver of

youth worklessness. 4.4 million, the mooted total in the overall workforce. That would be one

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