Originally posted by oliverson
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Here we go again. I am all for adapting but when there are next to no roles to go round then then it is of limited impact.
As for the government, the Conservatives were in for 14 years (including the coalition years) and Labour have been in for five months. I am not convinced matters have improved since July but it early days.
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Originally posted by avonleigh View Post
You don't half talk nonsense. You just sound bitter and twisted. Of course Brexit has had a big impact on things. If you don't think so then you obviously voted to leave and are deluded. And regarding Labour. For what it's worth I was a Tory voter all my life. Didn't vote for them after the Brexit fiasco or since. Highly unlikely I will ever vote for them again after the mess they have caused over the last 14 years. Which labour have to tidy up.
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Originally posted by pjt View PostMaybe due to doing more than less more often the times I get away with less never really get mentioned.
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Originally posted by oliverson View Post
Brexit! Jeez. Next you'll be saying Ukraine, Trump, blah, blah.
The reality is there's no growth, no business confidence, no future while this government of utter incompetence are calling the shots. NONE.
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Originally posted by Fraidycat View PostThe tories were not able to clean up the mess made by New labour the 13 years before that
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Originally posted by dsc View Post
Objectively though the market has gone tougher overall, way less outside roles, the IR35 changes did the damage and other factors like interest rates / brexit etc. also played a part. Regardless of how good of a role you are in now and how lucky you were before, there's no denying currently the market is tulipe and will probably stay like this for a while.Comment
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Originally posted by sadkingbilly View Post
you don't even Live here do you? just another greedy self centered Tory.
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Just had an interview for a very good rate.
No idea if I will get it and wouldn't start until the new year regardless but goes to prove you should keep going during December.
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Originally posted by SussexSeagull View PostJust had an interview for a very good rate.
No idea if I will get it and wouldn't start until the new year regardless but goes to prove you should keep going during December.Comment
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