Highly skilled to be hit hardest by no deal Brexit

[BlasterBates]

Highly skilled to end up in low skilled jobs in the food industry or tossing nets from small fishing boats

Professor Alan Winters, Director of the UK Trade Policy Observatory, explains that his research has indicated that skilled workers may be hit hard by a no deal Brexit as less trade with the EU will damage their industries.

Fruit picking or fishing is a much healthier outdoors job than an R&D or IT job in an investment bank.

[shaunbhoy]

Highly skilled to end up in low skilled jobs in the food industry or tossing nets from small fishing boats

Fruit picking or fishing is a much healthier outdoors job than an R&D or IT job in an investment bank.

The usual nonsense from Project Fear. They really are getting increasingly desperate.

[Mordac]

Highly skilled to end up in low skilled jobs in the food industry or tossing nets from small fishing boats



Fruit picking or fishing is a much healthier outdoors job than an R&D or IT job in an investment bank.

Crapping yourself are you? You should be. I'm sure there'll be a vacancy for you when Sas's village realises he's not away on holiday...

[jamesbrown]

Let's face it, remainers have been hit hardest by Brexit.

They are just barely holding it together.

The wailing and gnashing of teeth is reaching a crescendo. Busloads of gammons unite in their "demand" for a "people's vote".

Tick tock.

[darmstadt]

Ha, that explains why the Leavers on here aren't worried, a confederation of PFY's

[AtW]

Let's face it, remainers have been hit hardest by Brexit.

I thought Brexit was supposed to be force for Good, rather than hit hardest half the country?

[Mordac]

I thought Brexit was supposed to be force for Good, rather than hit hardest half the country?

They've only been hit emotionally. The poor little snowflakes will get over it, eventually...

[jamesbrown]

I thought Brexit was supposed to be force for Good, rather than hit hardest half the country?

Literally no one could've predicted the level of snowflakery from those who disagreed that it would be a force for good.

I thought the toys would exit the pram once and more-or-less stay exited, but we seem to be witnessing a furious recycling of toy ingress and egress.

"Look at me, I have toys, and I'm going to use them."

[BlasterBates]

Today online:

Brexit news: Whitehall starts SECRET contingency planning for SECOND EU referendum | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

notrut says

Sharpen your Pitchforks ...

euzoo, eyes bulging, comments

CIVIL WAR IT IS THEN!

gazza9258 with a blood vessel visibly pulsating on his forehead ...says

If a full Brexit is not carried out, then the Government will have a lot more than yesterday's 670,000 remoaners marching on London to worry about - and we won't be carrying placards.

[jamesbrown]

In other online news today:

BB becomes agitated in the Brexit subforum.

Commentators warn that night follows day.

Gladiator bleeds radiator.