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It's only temporary to get out of crisis , besides immigrants don't complain that much. Oh and it's not 0 hour contract, it's flexible workforce, and people have a choice to go to work or not. -
Where do you get this "our" from squarehead??Originally posted by scooterscot View PostZero hour contract employers who filter their taxes to a land far away stripping our vital public services of cash.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Would YOU accept a 0 hour contract?Originally posted by diseasex View PostIt's only temporary to get out of crisis , besides immigrants don't complain that much. Oh and it's not 0 hour contract, it's flexible workforce, and people have a choice to go to work or not.Comment
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me being a contractor at good rate? no. Other people don't have this choice. And my post was sarcasticOriginally posted by clearedforlanding View PostWould YOU accept a 0 hour contract?Comment
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Sorry, been on Reddit watching people mudslinging over Trump. Blinded by septics having to '"/s" everything.Originally posted by diseasex View Postme being a contractor at good rate? no. Other people don't have this choice. And my post was sarcasticComment
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Aren't contractors theoretically on 0 hour contracts? I mean, your client can quite easily say don't come in on certain days or at certain times, look at the furloughs that banks say you have to take, etc.Originally posted by clearedforlanding View PostWould YOU accept a 0 hour contract?“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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Theoretically yes I'd agree, one of the contractors here got canned a few weeks back. He was 3 months into a 6 month contract and they told him to pack up and go, no explanation (not that one is needed) but it is a stark reminder that is can happen at anytime if you're not up to task.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostAren't contractors theoretically on 0 hour contracts? I mean, your client can quite easily say don't come in on certain days or at certain times, look at the furloughs that banks say you have to take, etc.In Scooter we trust
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Yeah it must be great to actually be a recipient rather than a contributorOriginally posted by diseasex View PostSo far I'm Ok with them as long as everyone is benefiting from their success too. Them being strong economically is actually enriching Poland now as their closest, and poorer, neighbour
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Why? Do you think they are the wrong sort of jobs? Or the wrong employment mechanism?Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
I actually laughed reading that.
Zero hour contract employers who filter their taxes to a land far away stripping our vital public services of cash.
Do you think the 23% of unemployed Greeks, 20% of unemployed Spaniards, 10% of unemployed French and Italians would think it's funny? All those people trapped and struggling.
I noticed that you didn't address my main point. That running a persistent trade surplus is not "good" and effectively exports unemployment to other nations.Comment
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Well he won't address that for 2 main reasons. The first is that he doesn't understand it, and the second is that, even if he did, he wouldn't know the answer.Originally posted by tomtomagain View Post
I noticed that you didn't address my main point. That running a persistent trade surplus is not "good" and effectively exports unemployment to other nations.
For someone that complains so much about the UK, he doesn't seem to be in any rush to leave. A hypocrite in the truest sense.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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