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[Merged]Brexit stuff
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
Hence the Trump phenomenon - all these workers on 20K dollars a year want more, coz they're worth it, innit.Comment
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Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostNothing to do with immigration
Stuart Rose. Head of the Remain campaign.
Appearing before the Treasury Select Committee, Rose was asked by the Labour MP Wes Streeting
‘‘if free movement were to end following Brexit, is it not reasonable to suppose that we could see increases in wages for low-skilled workers in the UK?
To which Rose replied, ‘If you’re short of labour, the price of labour would go up. So Yes. But that’s not necessarily a good thing.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostAaargh!
fewer
Ahhh... another less/fewer pedant. A man after my own heartComment
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostAhhh... another less/fewer pedant. A man after my own heartComment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI see less and less of these everyday, thank goodness.Comment
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Self interest kicks in
While the dumbass cretins have boldly stated that the EU states will stand together and do no individual deals with the UK, the realists amongst us have noted that it is in the interests of some to make Brexit work for all.
Suggestions starting to appear. Goodbye EU.Comment
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Retail sales beat expectations - CBI
35% of retailers said that sales volumes were up in August on a year ago, whilst 26% said they were down, giving a balance of +9%. This was above expectations (-12%), and a marked improvement on the previous month’s balance (-14%)25% of respondents expect sales volumes to increase next month, with 22% expecting a decrease, giving a balance of +3%
22% of businesses reported that their volume of sales for the time of year were good, whilst 14% said they were poor, giving a balance of +8%
Growth in internet sales volumes accelerated in the year to August (+42%) up from the previous month (+23%)
Sales volumes grew in clothing (+39%) and non-store goods (+66%) among others. Sales volumes for grocers were relatively flat (+3%)
Investment intentions for the next year strengthened (+15%). The business situation was expected to improve further (+7%).Comment
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