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The global economic crisis hit before. The impressive increase in the competitiveness of wages occurring now is a result of uncertainty and weak sterling.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostNor did being in the EU from 2008 and we're still in.
I'm guessing you know this but are too ashamed to discuss it, hence your obfuscation. But there's no need for shame. Turn it around and you will see that the sacrifices being made by British workers are a contemporary 'Dig for Victory!'.Comment
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Yes dear.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostThe global economic crisis hit before. The impressive increase in the competitiveness of wages occurring now is a result of uncertainty and weak sterling.
I'm guessing you know this but are too ashamed to discuss it, hence your obfuscation. But there's no need for shame. Turn it around and you will see that the sacrifices being made by British workers are a contemporary 'Dig for Victory!'.Comment
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Yes, that is fantastic news, and well done you for spotting the article tucked away on that BBC website where no one would think of looking.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostMore fantastic news for a leaner Britain.
Pay will continue to be squeezed, employers' survey suggests - BBC News ..
With Sterling lower against the Euro, and pay rises curbed, it'll mean the UK is even more competitive relative to the sluggish French, Spanish, and Italian economies, among others, with their way higher and ever increasing unemployment rate.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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If only the Leave Campaign had explicitly stated that Brexit would mean a decline in real earnings so more competitiveness, they would have won by an even bigger margin!Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostYes, that is fantastic news, and well done you for spotting the article tucked away on that BBC website where no one would think of looking.
With Sterling lower against the Euro, and pay rises curbed, it'll mean the UK is even more competitive relative to the sluggish French, Spanish, and Italian economies, among others, with their way higher and ever increasing unemployment rate.Comment
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As opposed to a Remain campaign telling everyone that salaries will get bigger, things will get cheaper and we will all live like millionaires?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostIf only the Leave Campaign had explicitly stated that Brexit would mean a decline in real earnings so more competitiveness, they would have won by an even bigger margin!Comment
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No, that's what they told the Greeks before they joined the Euro ;-)Originally posted by original PM View PostAs opposed to a Remain campaign telling everyone that salaries will get bigger, things will get cheaper and we will all live like millionaires?Comment
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Have you got a link for that or is it more desperate BrexitBunker propaganda?Originally posted by original PM View PostAs opposed to a Remain campaign telling everyone that salaries will get bigger, things will get cheaper and we will all live like millionaires?Comment
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