article_snippet.sent: David Cameron will vow to encourage more job creation by extending national insurance breaks, worth at least £2,000 a year to smaller firms taking on new staff, for a further five years.
article_snippet.sent: Saying David Cameron is 'really angry' at Labour's claim that the Conservatives are 'the party for the few, not the many', David Cameron will hail the 'jobs miracle' that has seen 1,000 new jobs created every day.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Cameron, who dismissed the projections, will today launch a Conservative 'jobs manifesto' setting out plans to bring about 'full employment' – meaning everyone who wants a job has one. '
article_snippet.sent: We are living through a jobs miracle – brought to you by a Conservative government that has backed business, reformed welfare and rewarded work,' Cameron will say.
article_snippet.sent: This is the party that's taken three million of the lowest-paid workers out of income tax altogether; that's cut the taxes of 26million working people; that's seen 1,000 jobs created every day
article_snippet.sent: – jobs that are giving families security, putting food on tables, helping people out of poverty. '
article_snippet.sent: Under the last five years of Labour, unemployment went up by 600 people a day. '
article_snippet.sent: The jobs manifesto will include a guarantee to maintain the so-called 'employment allowance' until 2020, meaning a third of employers will continue to pay no jobs tax for another five years.
article_snippet.sent: The tax break, which helps smaller businesses take on new workers by freeing businesses from at least the first £2,000 of employers' national insurance, has already been taken up by 856,000 firms.
highlights_snippet.sent: David Cameron will launch 'job manifesto' with plans for 'full employment'
  Tories will extend national insurance breaks, worth £2,000 to smaller firms .
  