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Originally posted by vetran View Postnot wishing to disrespect muslims but the majority I meet are taxi drivers & shop keepers highly unlikely to pay full tax or declare full wealth. I also suspect a lot of the money is repatriated.
And for many, Islamic beliefs hold back women's participation in the workforce.
A usual it's a question of education, the ones I meet are professional and tend to work in the medical/dental sector.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostI saw an interesting thing on the BBC during the small hours that this might well force factories and agriculture into automation sooner. The example was the manual weeding of certain crops that sticks in my mind. Perhaps the 'need' to import people might well be irrelevant sooner than we think.
Growers get peek at automatic picking machine — VIDEO | Good Fruit Grower
Soon we will Automate and there will be a glut of jobless.
McDonalds are already experimenting with customers ordering via screen, there are burger & pizza making machines etc.
Amazon's first drone delivery was yesterday.
Unskilled repetitive jobs in large companies are soon to be extinct but someone still has to pay for the jobless's children to go to school (and we should somehow because we need to move up the pole).Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View PostExactly, nearly a decade ago I met a couple of German chaps commissioning Asparagus picking machines in West Sussex. They were saying that their firm were close on many produce picking machines.
Growers get peek at automatic picking machine — VIDEO | Good Fruit Grower
Soon we will Automate and there will be a glut of jobless.
McDonalds are already experimenting with customers ordering via screen, there are burger & pizza making machines etc."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by vetran View PostExactly, nearly a decade ago I met a couple of German chaps commissioning Asparagus picking machines in West Sussex. They were saying that their firm were close on many produce picking machines.Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOr RT.
Yes we do. We agreed to it, under EU law. It's called "freedom of movement". There's nothing to stop you moving to Romania, Slovenia, or even Switzerland.
Ever wondered why the feckless of the UK don't migrate to other EU countries?
Well, post brexit, at least the Europeans will be kept out (assuming that freedom of movement is not part of the brexit agreement). Just have to deal with all the commonwealth nationals.
The reason brits don't move on masse to recently joined EU countries is that there economies don't pay enough. Plenty are buying property & businesses over there because they are cheap.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
The reason brits don't move on masse to recently joined EU countries is that there economies don't pay enough. .
What a complete pile of bollux. You'd have a far better standard of living in Germany and Switzerland and there are plenty of jobs.
And there are plenty of educated Brits taking advantage where language is not an issue.
Why don't Brits go to Germany? I don't know.
They used to in the 80s, they'd be welcome now, but the current generation seems to have too many benefits and/or be too insular and up their own arses to actually go and graft somewhere else.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View Posttheir.
What a complete pile of bollux. You'd have a far better standard of living in Germany and Switzerland and there are plenty of jobs.
And there are plenty of educated Brits taking advantage where language is not an issue.
Why don't Brits go to Germany? I don't know.
They used to in the 80s, they'd be welcome now, but the current generation seems to have too many benefits and/or be too insular and up their own arses to actually go and graft somewhere else.
as usual SAS.
In hope no one pays you for your analytical skills.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Was walking through Manchester today and went past a Big Issue seller - who was clearly from a different country based on the accent I would say one of the Eastern European ones.
And I though yes homelessness is a big issue- and you have it made it 1 bigger.....Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Post
as usual SAS.
In hope no one pays you for your analytical skills.
I'm not sure what anyone would pay you for, though
Tell me which bit you disagree with?
That there are not plenty of jobs in Germany?
That the standard of living is higher there, if you take account of cheap housing?Hard Brexit now!
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