British jobs for british workers!

[darmstadt]

They try this each year in Germany at this time of the year as well. Its asparagus season and each year the fields around me are full of East Europeans down on their knees doing this back breaking work, living in communal sheds, etc. and they come year after year after year. Now some politician decides that the unemployed should get off their backside and do this, and you know what, it fails as they can't do it. Its too hard, doesn't pay enough, hours are too long and so on and that plan quietly gets dropped until the next year.

It actually makes me laugh, I see and speak to idiots who complain about the foreigners working yet they can't find a job so I point out that there are plenty of jobs, cleaning the streets, working in the station, menial ones but still a job (I've done it when younger) but they consider these type of jobs to be both below them and too low paying. These people also tend to be right leaning and vote that way. ******* idiots...

BTW, Germany has voted to have a minimum wage now, woooh....

[Pondlife]

full of East Europeans down on their knees

Sounds like Hamburg

[mos]

Unless of course, under pressure from some multinational purchasing wonk he decides to 'adapt' his strategy.

Why are you calling his potential clients ?

Is that not a bit hypocritical? This attention seeking buffoon made a choice, to put down and humiliate honest, hard working folks, who chosen not to bleach their roots. He made a decision as to whom he is hiring. Do the clients deserve less? Don't they deserve the right to chose whom they wish to hire? How is that ?

[vetran]

And it should not be. Imagine older IT professional, who lost his job to bobification. Do you really believe that it would be fair to force him to clean the bus station toilets after a few months of unsuccessful job hunting?

Plenty do, though B&Q & Sainsburys seemed to be the preferred choice for many older staff.

If they can't support themselves then let them do menial jobs rather than claim benefit.

I did and still would.

[mos]

Plenty do, though B&Q & Sainsburys seemed to be the preferred choice for many older staff.

If they can't support themselves then let them do menial jobs rather than claim benefit.

I did and still would.

And what qualifications and experience do you have, if you do not mind me asking?

[Mich the Tester]

Why are you calling his potential clients ?

Is that not a bit hypocritical? This attention seeking buffoon made a choice, to put down and humiliate honest, hard working folks, who chosen not to bleach their roots. He made a decision as to whom he is hiring. Do the clients deserve less? Don't they deserve the right to chose whom they wish to hire? How is that ?

No, but purchasing managers tend to be

[hyperD]

Is that the most complicated sentence you can write in English? Then, vote UKIP!

UKIP, the only party that replace barely literate foreigners with barely literate natives!

Vote UKIP!

[MicrosoftBob]

Rather drastic, but that's the kind of political climate we have in NL nowadays.

As for his policy, well, he's going to end up confining his business to bottom feeding..

He's going to be directing The Human Centipede 3 ????

[mos]

No, but purchasing managers tend to be

Then they would be a very good match. Perhaps they can together ?

[vetran]

And what qualifications and experience do you have, if you do not mind me asking?

why would that affect me doing menial jobs?

I have plenty but as I found out in 2003 it wasn't all that simple to get a job doing what I did, I was seriously considering retraining in plumbing (bit of the wife's family tradition).

Luckily I managed to convince a few businesses I knew something about computers and charge them for the pleasure.