Originally posted by zeitghost
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Originally posted by Flashman View PostPolicies for People - UKIP
Somehow I rather doubt we'd be seeing mass immigration from India if UKIP had anything to do with it.
Nigel Farage: Ukip's immigration policy is built on fairness - Telegraph
Originally posted by NigelFarageImportantly, Ukip wants to ensure that highly skilled people from the Commonwealth – from India, Canada, New Zealand, and beyond – get a fair chance to get into Britain, unlike now, where we give precedence, via our open border with the European Union, to half a billion people from Europe and its former Communist countries.
If you are voting UKIP because you think there will be few competition for IT jobs - forget it.Comment
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Originally posted by centurian View PostWell this was written by Farage himself less than a week ago
Nigel Farage: Ukip's immigration policy is built on fairness - Telegraph
As a total number, immigration would drastically fall if UKIP had their way. But not every industry would be affected in the same way. The IT industry (with a strong prevalence for India based immigration) would see no difference, or even higher immigration.
If you are voting UKIP because you think there will be few competition for IT jobs - forget it.
are you free PR for the tories? do you really believe what you have just said?Comment
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Interestingly there is more chance of cheap indians coming to the UK under UKIP than any other partyLet us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostInterestingly there is more chance of cheap indians coming to the UK under UKIP than any other party“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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I see many female German Professors are refusing to accept Indian male students due to the countries "rape problem".Comment
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Originally posted by RoastedSlopes View PostSilly man...
are you free PR for the tories? do you really believe what you have just said?
And he has said it before - quite a few times. I have heard him saying it in an interview.
Sorry if this shatters the illusion for IT-based UKIP-leaning voters, but UKIP will not lift a finger in respect of imported IT labour - if anything, it will be the opposite.
Wake up and smell the coffee...Comment
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAnd not just Indians...Ukip are all for more integration with the Commonwealth and they in return are also happy with that although with the caveat that there are open borders. So instead of an influx of Romanians and Hungarians you would get an influx of Tongans and Bruneiens (sp) Interestingly enough the Ukip Commonwealth Spokesman, the mad as a hatter, Winston Mckenzie (who seems to have been in every political party) was sacked yesterday
The choice is either Slavic/eastern european skills or Indian, pakistani and AfricanLet us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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So the hundreds of thousands of EU immigration are all low skilled workers ?
Your argument is that managing our borders so that only controlled immigration is allowed, irrespective of where they are from (so as to make it fairer) will mean less work for skilled IT contractors?
Laughable.
I have worked alongside Tech Mahindra people for years (first time was approx. 11 years ago) where the Indian workforce would arrive en masse on a Sunday with their paper MCSE's on low pay. This didn't stop me contracting solid for nearly 16 years now.
Look at numbers 600000 immigrants under Tories as apposed to circa 50000 under UKIP. the laws of common sense dictate which is more favourable to home grown workers.
Yes the 50000 will be better skilled and in demand (IT roles maybe) percentage wise than current profiles but this will compliment rather than replace our workforce.
if someone REALLY wants low cost IT resource then you offshore it..Comment
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Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostI hardly think there will be many "skills shortage" Tongans or Bruneiens. It will be Indians Pakistanis and Nigerians.
The choice is either Slavic/eastern european skills or Indian, pakistani and AfricanAlways forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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