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Intel not considering UK chip factory
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Strange most of the senior workers on the Dublin fab I met were English - maybe it was equal opportunities at work? -
Maybe they had freedom of movement and could get cheap labour from the UK.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Strange most of the senior workers on the Dublin fab I met were English - maybe it was equal opportunities at work?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Not sure how that's relevant? The location of the factory is what's being discussed, and is what governments like to willy wave about. Whether they hire English, Irish, Indian, Peruvian workers is irrelevant.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Strange most of the senior workers on the Dublin fab I met were English - maybe it was equal opportunities at work?Comment
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Maybe they had freedom of movement and could get cheap labour from the UK.

it was 25 years ago so a bit before cheap Polish plumbersComment
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