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The UK's New Open Door Immigration Policy
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostShould be more like £65,200, apart from temp. seasonal workers and those we really need to drive a high tech. economy.
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Of the 3.8 million Europeans living in the UK 3.2 million are in highly skilled jobs, of the 600,000 in unskilled jobs, the majority are in essential jobs such as health care, driving trucks and working in food processing plants. The ones that everyone complains about are the 200,000 low skilled working in coffee shops and as cleaners. Most of the unskilled actually have degrees and are in temporary jobs simply trying to improve their English.
I think little will change with respect to immigration, other than you won't get served in a coffee shop.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostOf the 3.8 million Europeans living in the UK 3.2 million are in highly skilled jobs, of the 600,000 in unskilled jobs, the majority are in essential jobs such as health care, driving trucks and working in food processing plants. The ones that everyone complains about are the 200,000 low skilled working in coffee shops and as cleaners. Most of the unskilled actually have degrees and are in temporary jobs simply trying to improve their English.
I think little will change with respect to immigration, other than you won't get served in a coffee shop."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostAnd from personal experience I can say the EU emigrants that I have come across working in coffee shops and as cleaners are very hard working compared with most Brits and others.
What really get’s my goat is all these bright, hard-working, highly skilled, badly paid Europeans coming over. I am none of those things, so how exactly am I supposed to compete?Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI think little will change with respect to immigration, other than you won't get served in a coffee shop.Comment
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