Vince Cable on his policy priorities at the Social Liberal Forum conference

#slfconf @vincecable outlining achievements & vision for future; eg more post offices than when Lib Dems entered govt pic.twitter.com/lG2E45ppd0

— Martin Tod (@mpntod) July 19, 2014

Economic argument has moved on to how to have a fair, lasting recovery – @vincecable at #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Avoiding 20% unemployment was a major success, but comes with a flexible labour market that has drawbacks – @vincecable #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Cable: We have a high employment but low wage, low productivity economy beginning to emerge. Have to get out of that. #slfconf

— Joe Otten X 🚗……………..🏰👓 (@JoeOttenX) July 19, 2014

Gap between min wage and median wage at lowest ever level. More to do – especially for apprentices min wage – @vincecable #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Why @vincecable is right to be cautious about the living wage, its benefits and introducing it quickly http://t.co/Xyg9wSWK1O

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Politics is bad, but business is worse – @vincecable on gender representation #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Looking to future @vincecable prioritises worker participation, exec pay, mutuals, building up local banks, regulating takeovers #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Vince Cable wants companies to be obliged to consult workers over executive pay #slfconf

— Jonathan Calder (@lordbonkers) July 19, 2014

Peer to peer lending such as @Zopa named by @vincecable as example of how he wants financial system to diversify #slfconf

— Mark Pack 🔶 (@markpack) July 19, 2014

Cable welcomes TTIP. Doesn't recognise problem in ISDS but will engage in dialogue with concerned parties. #slfconf

— Liberal Reform (@liberal_reform) July 19, 2014

Taking questions from the floor, Vince Cable comes over as an amiable professor #slfconf

— Jonathan Calder (@lordbonkers) July 19, 2014

Vince: industrial strategy best achievement in last four years. Long term plan to give govt backing to industries which make living #slfconf

— Caron Lindsay 🔶 (@caronmlindsay) July 19, 2014