A step in the right direction but is this xenonphobic policy worth the paper that its

[eliquant]

A step in the right direction but is this xenonphobic policy worth the paper that its written on.

Ok I think there was a thread related to this topic somewhere else but I think its a case of too little too late, here is the tread anyways

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7605455.stm and it doesn't reduce existing outside of EU staff only those coming in and I think the criteria seems a bit wooly for selecting them or rejecting them.

what do u think ?

[DimPrawn]

A step in the right direction but is this xenonphobic policy worth the paper that its written on.

Ok I think there was a thread related to this topic somewhere else but I think its a case of too little too late, here is the tread anyways

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7605455.stm and it doesn't reduce existing outside of EU staff only those coming in and I think the criteria seems a bit wooly for selecting them or rejecting them.

what do u think ?

Rearranging the chairs on the deck of the Titanic.

[sasguru]

A step in the right direction but is this xenonphobic policy worth the paper that its written on.

Ok I think there was a thread related to this topic somewhere else but I think its a case of too little too late, here is the tread anyways

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7605455.stm and it doesn't reduce existing outside of EU staff only those coming in and I think the criteria seems a bit wooly for selecting them or rejecting them.

what do u think ?

Is there a policy to dislike rare gases?
I'm a xenonphile, personally.

[DimPrawn]

Is there a policy to dislike rare gases?

Took me while, but

[DiscoStu]

Is there a policy to dislike rare gases?
I'm a xenonphile, personally.

[dude69]

A step in the right direction but is this xenonphobic policy worth the paper that its written on.

Ok I think there was a thread related to this topic somewhere else but I think its a case of too little too late, here is the tread anyways

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7605455.stm and it doesn't reduce existing outside of EU staff only those coming in and I think the criteria seems a bit wooly for selecting them or rejecting them.

what do u think ?

It seems to say no more foreign IT workers.

Which has got to be good for rates.

[snaw]

No more Aussie IT immigrants - worry is they'll reciprocate and you'll all be stuck heer with no exit plan ;-)

[DimPrawn]

No more Aussie IT immigrants - worry is they'll reciprocate and you'll all be stuck heer with no exit plan ;-)

They come on a working "holiday" visa, flout the rules and no one cares and no action is ever taken.

What makes you think this new plan will be enforced in any way?

Labour want as many unskilled, uneducated people in the country as possible. They make the best Labour voters.

[dude69]

No more Aussie IT immigrants - worry is they'll reciprocate and you'll all be stuck heer with no exit plan ;-)

Don't they come in under a different scheme?

Convicts for beer or some such?

[Spacecadet]

Don't they come in under a different scheme?

Convicts for beer or some such?

the convict exchange program, just no-one told the airports