a pub chain that pays above minimum wage and is opening pubs, yep they are worthy of your mighty scorn.
You know his poodle has more disposable income than you?
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As reported here:Originally posted by meridian View PostReally? I’ve just been extended. Brexit bonanza, all these new warehouses.
Morgan Stanley cuts rates by 10%
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Really? I’ve just been extended. Brexit bonanza, all these new warehouses.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostEveryone will get hit by Brexit, Contractors also now receiving their 10% Brexit pay cuts. Though one could argue that the banks are getting a Brexit dividend as they can slash contractor rates.

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ha ha haOriginally posted by woohoo View PostGreat story, despite difficult times and gloomy forecasts from the Elitish BOE and Government, this fine company has still managed to increase revenue.
This fine British success story is a great example of what can be achieved by the British People. Unfortunately, it looks like Brexit may actually be off the cards, the elite have managed to rally the sheep and again Britain leading the world will have to be put off.
It's a shame we don't have Trump leading us, now there is a man after Thatchers heart.
great joke fella, but wrong thread. You want the joke thread
You're welcome.
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Everyone will get hit by Brexit, Contractors also now receiving their 10% Brexit pay cuts. Though one could argue that the banks are getting a Brexit dividend as they can slash contractor rates.
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Originally posted by Whorty View PostShouldn’t this have been expected? Wasn’t one of the benefits of Brexit that immigrants taking good British jobs would go home, and businesses would then need to pay more and not suppress wages?It blamed a rise in labour costs, interest payments, utility bills, repairs and depreciation for the fall.
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Great story, despite difficult times and gloomy forecasts from the Elitish BOE and Government, this fine company has still managed to increase revenue.
This fine British success story is a great example of what can be achieved by the British People. Unfortunately, it looks like Brexit may actually be off the cards, the elite have managed to rally the sheep and again Britain leading the world will have to be put off.
It's a shame we don't have Trump leading us, now there is a man after Thatchers heart.
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