[Merged]Brexit stuff

[tomtomagain]

He doesn't actually read anything he posts links to

I know ... but I thought he might have at least got to this bit:

GM has already cut working hours at German factories making Vauxhall Corsa hatchbacks and Insignia saloons, for which the UK is the biggest market.

Although to fair it is a typical "remoaner" article. Tells the reader that cuts are coming, mentions the number of employees in the UK. Fails to mention the total number of employees across Europe or indicate where the cuts are likely.

It's funny how the "remain" camp will focus on any negative UK news, ignore anything positive and totally dismiss the idea of an impact on Europe too.

[scooterscot]

That's because the job cuts are more likely in Germany than the UK.

"The Detroit-based car maker will decide in the coming months whether to continue making Vauxhall Astras at Ellesmere Port in Cheshire. Vauxhall employs 4,500 people in total at its Ellesmere and Luton plants and its head office."

Cheshire is now in Germany? When did that happen...

[Old Greg]

That's because the job cuts are more likely in Germany than the UK.

That will teach the miserable, slant-eyed sausage-eating swine.

[MrMarkyMark]

That's because the job cuts are more likely in Germany than the UK.

He doesn't actually read anything he posts links to

[tomtomagain]

Strange you din't post this one.

Thousands of jobs are at risk after Vauxhall's US owner warned it could cut production in Europe, after taking a $400m from the Brexit vote.


"Brexit: Thousands of Vauxhall jobs at risk as owner General Motors takes $400m loss from pound value crash"

That's because the job cuts are more likely in Germany than the UK.

[Old Greg]

Strange you din't post this one.

Thousands of jobs are at risk after Vauxhall's US owner warned it could cut production in Europe, after taking a $400m from the Brexit vote.


"Brexit: Thousands of Vauxhall jobs at risk as owner General Motors takes $400m loss from pound value crash"

Stop talking the economy down FFS!

[tomtomagain]

and will be subsidised after Brexit.

Good. We need some government intervention to help rebuild the manufacturing capability.

[scooterscot]

Boomed!

Nissan to build new models in Sunderland - BBC News

Strange you din't post this one.

Thousands of jobs are at risk after Vauxhall's US owner warned it could cut production in Europe, after taking a $400m from the Brexit vote.


"Brexit: Thousands of Vauxhall jobs at risk as owner General Motors takes $400m loss from pound value crash"

[BlasterBates]

Well, that is welcome good news in these troubling times. I wonder if the government did offer any guarantees (genuine question).

Indeed. Nissan is a flagship manufacturing company and will be subsidised after Brexit.

May promises to subside Nissan if necessary

[BlasterBates]

Belgians break EU-Canada deal deadlock - BBC News

fancy that, what a surprise