£1bn UK-India trade deals will create 6,000 UK jobs, says PM

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And vote for what exactly ?

Write down a grid, each party on the left, and at the top of the grid put:

Supports strengthening immigration of IT workers from India
Supports strengthening IR35 laws
Supports sleaze and corruption
Supports weaker ties to the EU

Then see which ones have the fewest ticks and vote for those.

I can see the Tories have a tick in bold in every column.

[Eirikur]

6000 IT jobs for Sunak's father in law's company to offshore to India

[mallisarealperson]

Don't worry once all IT has gone to India. Nothing will work. So lots of contracts to fix everything.

Unless they pass a law to allow SC work done by Offshored then well.....

Lots of jobs driving for Tesco

[malvolio]

Perhaps in the past, the Tories WERE the party for a strong economy, the party that supports business, that supports IT contractors in particular.

It is clear that this Tory govt is a party that supports sleaze, corruption, fraud, and supports the destruction of the UK IT sector by various means (legislation, work permits, etc)

Therefore I would suggest everyone reconsiders what they THINK are likely to destroy their livelihoods at the next election.

OK. the available options are to vote for a party which will shut down the economy so nobody has any money - except of course for their trade union paymasters and their half million or so members - or one that sacrifices business on the altar of stopping the UK generating 1/200th the CO2 emissions that China add to the pot every month.

The IT trade was wrecked by Labour's immigration policies and further buggered up by Cable's support for this Indian friends under the Coalition. As for "sleaze" and the rest - as of now it's f***ing curtains. WGAS?

I fear it is not us grown ups who need to look around them...

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OK. the available options are to vote for a party which will shut down the economy so nobody has any money - except of course for their trade union paymasters and their half million or so members - or one that sacrifices business on the altar of stopping the UK generating 1/200th the CO2 emissions that China add to the pot every month.

The IT trade was wrecked by Labour's immigration policies and further buggered up by Cable's support for this Indian friends under the Coalition. As for "sleaze" and the rest - as of now it's f***ing curtains. WGAS?

I fear it is not us grown ups who need to look around them...

The curtains thing is a distraction. Look at the unlawful use of funds to Tory friends and relatives running PPE, track and trace, Covid testing companies. In this we are talking billions in fraud and money laundering by the govt.

Details of the investigation into the sleaze and corruption here:

https://action.goodlawproject.org/ci...df69c0747109ff

[malvolio]

The curtains thing is a distraction. Look at the unlawful use of funds to Tory friends and relatives running PPE, track and trace, Covid testing companies. In this we are talking billions in fraud and money laundering by the govt.

No, we're talking incompetence in the NHS provisioning services and the PHE and ill-advised efforts to get supplies from previously non-existent supply chains. Or, to put it another way, panic induced by earlier incompetence by those charged with preparing for an episode such as the pandemic and contracts written by a Civil Service with zero knowledge of commerce..

Perhaps we should be blaming the poll tax, or Wilson's devaluation or Macmillan's economic optimism or Palmerston's bag-of-gold budget model. Whatever, it's history, we should try living in the here and now.

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No, we're talking incompetence in the NHS provisioning services and the PHE and ill-advised efforts to get supplies from previously non-existent supply chains. Or, to put it another way, panic induced by earlier incompetence by those charged with preparing for an episode such as the pandemic and contracts written by a Civil Service with zero knowledge of commerce..

Perhaps we should be blaming the poll tax, or Wilson's devaluation or Macmillan's economic optimism or Palmerston's bag-of-gold budget model. Whatever, it's history, we should try living in the here and now.

Okay, I can tell you are a dyed in the wool Tory voter. No amount of sleaze, corruption by senior Tory ministers, no amount of unlimited Indian work permits to make the chancellors wife's father happy, no amount of supported and strengthened "anti-avoidance" legislation is going to make you think deeper.

At least this govt has support after all amongst IT contractors.

[malvolio]

Okay, I can tell you are a dyed in the wool Tory voter. No amount of sleaze, corruption by senior Tory ministers, no amount of unlimited Indian work permits to make the chancellors wife's father happy, no amount of supported and strengthened "anti-avoidance" legislation is going to make you think deeper.

At least this govt has support after all amongst IT contractors.

Well if that's what you believe, who am I to argue. You stick to Kafka, I'll go with Schiller.

[darmstadt]

https://www.gov.uk/government/public...united-kingdom

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https://www.gov.uk/government/public...united-kingdom

Malvolio still wants Boris and Rishi stashing tax payers money into friends pockets, opening the IT floodgates, and putting IT contractors into the dustbin of history.