What would JC say?

[scooterscot]

Right on the money I'd say:






Got to love how he does not retort to May's personal jibs. He makes the opposition look like something out of the playground by saying nothing at all.

[minestrone]

Nobody is drawing up lists of foreign workers FFS.

Companies might be asked to show the percentage of migrant workers they employ.

[minestrone]

They only feckers with lists of foreign workers is the SNP...

SNP "scaremongering" over post-Brexit letter to EU nationals - The Scotsman

[darmstadt]

Nobody is drawing up lists of foreign workers FFS.

Companies might be asked to show the percentage of migrant workers they employ.

Yet. Mind you, they did once say that there was no blacklist of construction workers which also proved to be untrue: Building, Construction and Allied Trades - blacklisting

[GB9]

They only feckers with lists of foreign workers is the SNP...

SNP "scaremongering" over post-Brexit letter to EU nationals - The Scotsman

Talk about trying to stoke up division and bad will. How low will Sturgeon and her nasty bunch of halfwits stoop next?

[minestrone]

Yet. Mind you, they did once say that there was no blacklist of construction workers which also proved to be untrue: Building, Construction and Allied Trades - blacklisting

Maybe in your tiny uneducated mind that is a relevant point.

[GB9]

Nobody is drawing up lists of foreign workers FFS.

Companies might be asked to show the percentage of migrant workers they employ.

Which is the correct approach.

We should be finding out why these companies aren't using British labour, not targeting the workers themselves.

[LondonManc]

Which is the correct approach.

We should be finding out why these companies aren't using British labour, not targeting the workers themselves.

Correct. UKIP seem too focused on blaming the players, rather than the game itself.

[Mordac]

Which is the correct approach.

We should be finding out why these companies aren't using British labour, not targeting the workers themselves.

Because the Bobs etc are cheaper. End of. Quality is not an issue for them, because if they can show a cost reduction, they get their bonus, move on, and hope that some other feckwit gets the blame when the f**k up fairy comes to visit. It's how big business has worked for the last 15 years at least. Cheap is good. And hope the consequences will be someone else's problem.

[MrMarkyMark]

Because the Bobs etc are cheaper. End of. Quality is not an issue for them, because if they can show a cost reduction, they get their bonus, move on, and hope that some other feckwit gets the blame when the f**k up fairy comes to visit. It's how big business has worked for the last 15 years at least. Cheap is good. And hope the consequences will be someone else's problem.

Obviously, the most laughable thing is, overall it usually costs more than if you hired the correct personnel to do the job, in the first place.

In addition, you are bleeding GDP by spending it on transient foreign workers / consultancies who spend as little as possible whilst operating in the UK.
As for paying UK taxes due, very little of that either.