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Previously on "Jaguar Landrover put staff on a 3 day week"
JHR products are tulipe anyway.
You've got to laff at the idiots (usually Brits it has to be said) who spend half their salary on a lease on a crappy, unreliable Range Rover.
There seem to be a lot of Tory MPs from the correct backgrounds (public school and/or Oxbridge) whose pukka accent and ever-so-correct dress sense hide a profound mediocrity.
Spoken like the desperate sycophantic social-climbing little crawler we all know you to be.
JHR products are tulipe anyway.
You've got to laff at the idiots (usually Brits it has to be said) who spend half their salary on a lease on a crappy, unreliable Range Rover.
JHR products are tulipe anyway.
You've got to laff at the idiots (usually Brits it has to be said) who spend half their salary on a lease on a crappy, unreliable Range Rover.
"Brexit and slumping sales of diesel-powered cars. Staff are expected to work reduced hours until at least Christmas."
So is it Brexit or is it a slump in sales of diesel cars?
And why only till xmas - does brexit stop then or does everyone start buying diesel cars?
Why does it have to be either/or? There are likely other factors like slump in quality etc. but they are mostly internal and you won't hear the CEO quoting them.
Blue passports soon enough, all will be good. Well sort of. We'll get by. Maybe. We've had tougher days. The nights are getting long, cold, & dark. It's their fault. etc etc...
Thelma and Louise should have driven a Jaguar off the cliff because that's what this country is now embarking on.
Last edited by scooterscot; 17 September 2018, 14:44.
I wonder if Sir Bernard is familiar with the concept of irony
There seem to be a lot of Tory MPs from the correct backgrounds (public school and/or Oxbridge) whose pukka accent and ever-so-correct dress sense hide a profound mediocrity.
"Brexit and slumping sales of diesel-powered cars. Staff are expected to work reduced hours until at least Christmas."
So is it Brexit or is it a slump in sales of diesel cars?
And why only till xmas - does brexit stop then or does everyone start buying diesel cars?
It's *until at least Xmas*, could well go on after that. Thjats the shortest possible time it could run. If the news in November about a Brexit deal is good then they can reconsider.
"Brexit and slumping sales of diesel-powered cars. Staff are expected to work reduced hours until at least Christmas."
So is it Brexit or is it a slump in sales of diesel cars?
And why only till xmas - does brexit stop then or does everyone start buying diesel cars?
Holding pattern for Brexit news and because laying off the workforce prior to xmas is not a nice thing to do and they would get hammered in the papers.
More remoaner "project fear", CEO doesn't know what he's doing.
Originally posted by Sir Bernard Jenkins
The production cutbacks come on the day that Sir Bernard Jenkin, the Tory MP and Brexit supporter, accused Mr Speth of scaremongering with his predictions.
"I'm afraid I think he's making it up. We've had figures made up all the time by the scaremongers in this debate and I'm afraid nobody believes them," he told the BBC's Today programme.
I wonder if Sir Bernard is familiar with the concept of irony
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