Why you will want to vote Brexit

[sasguru]

Yes. Please be doing the doings and the needful.

I shall indeed do so and revert.

[DodgyAgent]

That made me laugh. Who's the "we" who can sort out out ICTs?
You're almost as naive as PG.
ICTs are brought in by the big corporations, they are driven by the size of markets, a lot of them are only in the UK because it's a part of Europe and its easier to hire and fire here than on the continent.
Once Brexit occurs, the calculation will be made, what's the size of the market here?
It's miniscule, if there aren't more middle class people in India, say, with the spending power of the UK, there soon will be.
If you are a CEO, what's your motivation for setting up in a Brexit UK?
So you're right, there probably won't be any ICTs, because this won't be the base of many corporations

Of course there are centres of excellence in the UK, based around the universities, that will always attract companies for the talent, but this isn't going to help the lower paid and less skilled - there is just no incentive for large corporations to be based here after Brexit, unless we compete on low wages.

The question of course is how do we know what they are being paid or charged for living as they do not pay tax in the UK

Thousands of Indian professionals in UK face uncertain future over new visa rules - Times of India

[NotAllThere]

The question of course is how do we know what they are being paid or charged for living as they do not pay tax in the UK

Thousands of Indian professionals in UK face uncertain future over new visa rules - Times of India

Kesavan, employed as an audiologist in the UK, said, "I have been working and living in the UK for the past six years. I came here on a student visa to do my Masters degree after which I started working for NHS (National Health Service) for the past four and half years on a senior position.

Straight from a Masters degree to a senior position in the NHS on less than 35K... hmmmmmm.

Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.

[DimPrawn]

Straight from a Masters degree to a senior position in the NHS on less than 35K... hmmmmmm.

Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.

What's the incentive for any bright UK person to enter the field of medicine, untertake many years of training and exams, when the NHS would rather order 100,000 people from India to work on the lowest wages possible?

I would auction the ICT to the highest bidders and use the money raised so that degress that fulfill skills shortages are funded without student debt.

Otherwise we might as well all go on the social and fill every job in the UK with immigrants working for 3rd World pay.

[OwlHoot]

What's the incentive for any bright UK person to enter the field of medicine, untertake many years of training and exams, when the NHS would rather order 100,000 people from India to work on the lowest wages possible? ...

On the other side of the coin, what is the incentive for the Government to pay indigenous people for years of expensive medical training when as likely as not they'll hoof it off to the US as soon as they have passed their final exams and earn a fortune?

[DodgyAgent]

On the other side of the coin, what is the incentive for the Government to pay indigenous people for years of expensive medical training when as likely as not they'll hoof it off to the US as soon as they have passed their final exams and earn a fortune?

Either way people will always need an agent

http://www.clinteastwood.net/realmed...bellringer.mp3

[vetran]

On the other side of the coin, what is the incentive for the Government to pay indigenous people for years of expensive medical training when as likely as not they'll hoof it off to the US as soon as they have passed their final exams and earn a fortune?

so long as they pay handsomely for their training then great that's a service we can sell to the world.

[WTFH]

Either way people will always need a travel agent

http://www.clinteastwood.net/realmed...bellringer.mp3

FTFY

[darmstadt]

Mind you, Brexiters are slightly moronic: Electoral Commission | Designation of lead campaigners for the EU referendum

Due to this:

Grassroots Out, the Leave group that lost the competition to be designated as the lead Leave campaign, seems to be split. Peter Bone, a spokesman, has issued a statement congratulating Vote Leave and he has just appeared on Sky News with the same message.


But Andy Wigmore, head of communications for Leave.EU, the group set up by the Ukip donor Arron Banks which is the main group behind the Grassroots Out coalition, has said that Banks is taking legal advice on whether the decision can be challenged. Wigmore told Huffington Post:

We are going to appeal it, which could delay the referendum until October 23.
We think it’s a political stitch-up.

[jamesbrown]

Mind you, Brexiters are slightly moronic

True but, fortunately, they're slightly less moronic than the remainiacs