article_snippet: Chancellor George Osborne declared Britain had reached a ‘massive moment’ after new figures revealed there have never been more people in work.
article_snippet: Chancellor George Osborne said 1,000 more people had found employment every day since the Coalition came to power in 2010, with a record 30.94million people now working.
article_snippet: Addressing MPs yesterday, Chancellor George Osborne boasted:
article_snippet: Britain is working again.
article_snippet: Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith, who hailed the 'remarkable' employment figures .
article_snippet: The Chancellor said it had been a ‘truly national recovery’, with more cities in the North and the Midlands feeling the benefits of the UK’s economic growth.
article_snippet: We are getting the whole of Britain back to work.
article_snippet: Forecasts published by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility yesterday showed the number of people in employment would rise by another million by 2019.
article_snippet: Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said: ‘This is a remarkable set of figures, which underlines this Government’s success in backing businesses to create jobs, and supporting British people to seize those opportunities.
article_snippet: As a country we should be proud that there are now record numbers of people in work, record numbers of job vacancies available, and the lowest unemployment rate since 2008.
article_snippet: For every single day that Government Government has been in power we have seen an average of 1,000 more people in work.
article_snippet: It means more people with the security of a pay packet and a brighter future.
highlights_snippet: Declared it was a 'massive moment' and highest rate since records began .
  