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Originally posted by AtW View PostGood news for him - Brexit will lead to exodus of British engineering talent, which isn’t appreciated here anyway
I might move to Germany myself
I work for a (Foreign owned)company that is moving its heavy engineering manufacture into the UK, from China(tulip quality + Tariffs) and India(tulip Quality).
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostErm, nope, the technical director of a manufacturer of heavy industrial equipment bemoaning the loss of technical and manufacturing companies in the Dusseldorf area and the inability to recruit enough technical resource for his departments.
I might move to Germany myself
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWith Trump limiting Indian temporary workers on visas you'll find the cream of the crop, who used to go to the US by default, will probably come here as part of a new India-UK post-Brexit trade deal. Those guys (from the top IITs) will eat you for breakfast.
Yep NLyUK is looking forward to the new workers, but due to contention she says crap payers and whingers like you will have to wait until lunchtime for service.
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostErm, nope, the technical director of a manufacturer of heavy industrial equipment bemoaning the loss of technical and manufacturing companies in the Dusseldorf area and the inability to recruit enough technical resource for his departments.
I happen to know the West Rhine Westphalia area quite well as one of my previous clients was based there and I have family there.
It most certainly does not have mass unemployment.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostGerman unemployment is at a 38 year low. Maybe you were visiting some of those far right people you were going on about and listening to their bulltulip...
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWell, having heard of "No go areas" and mass unemployment due to loss of industry in what was part of the German Industrial complex, something is going to go "pop". Oh and don't forget, Rats on the street, and I wasn't in Hamelin!
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWell, having heard of "No go areas" and mass unemployment due to loss of industry in what was part of the German Industrial complex, something is going to go "pop". Oh and don't forget, Rats on the street, and I wasn't in Hamelin!
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Originally posted by Paddy View PostBrexit plan will stop EU migrants 'jumping the queue' - BBC News
In fact more opportunities for low cost Workers and no consideration for UK workers in the EU.
The good news is that any Brits that have been “jumping the queue” to move to France or retire in Spain etc will now be pushed to the back. Less “Fat Boy Full English” establishments to spoil my trips abroad.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostYou think it's going to lurch further right than JRM/Farage?Last edited by Zigenare; 19 November 2018, 17:53.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThe best will go to Germany.
20-30% devaluation of Sterling should be enough to make "high paying" jobs in UK unattractive (especially due to high taxes in this country).
Stock up on baked beans and shotgun shells - those of you that aren't total fuqwits and can be trusted with a shotgun that is. Sasguru, sorry mate, I wouldn't trust you with a feather duster.
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNope. It will be easier for them to come here post-Brexit than go to Germany.
Unless of course the effect on the economy of Brexit is severe, in which case the discussion is moot.
20-30% devaluation of Sterling should be enough to make "high paying" jobs in UK unattractive (especially due to high taxes in this country).
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