Reply to: 352 year old LLoyds of London to establish EU base next year.

[sasguru]

yes had been mentioned. I suspect its now upsetting the Swiss and they want fewer low grade migrants.

Many country's populations actually believe that near unlimited migrants willing to work for peanuts are a bad idea.

NAT may have to explain, but I don't understand how low level migrants have access to Swiss healthcare.
Compulsory insurance cost me a few hundred a month.
It's a completely different system.

[vetran]

When I was there a couple of years ago, I noticed they do have quite a few low-grade migrants from the ex-balkan states. I remember a fight on a tram, surprised me in Switzerland.
And if you work for any of the big companies, come closing time, when the cleaners come, they all wear hijabs.

yes had been mentioned. I suspect its now upsetting the Swiss and they want fewer low grade migrants.

Many country's populations actually believe that near unlimited migrants willing to work for peanuts are a bad idea.

[sasguru]

Who is their Nige we could do with him or her.

Yeah because ours has really helped
Fook me you lot really deserve what's coming to you.

[sasguru]

And yes it shows a lot of hypocrisy by the Swiss their economy being based on employing top flight foreign workers. Does seem they don't want cheap labour or low grade migrants.

When I was there a couple of years ago, I noticed they do have quite a few low-grade migrants from the ex-balkan states. I remember a fight on a tram, surprised me in Switzerland.
And if you work for any of the big companies, come closing time, when the cleaners come, they all wear hijabs.

[vetran]

Unrest in Switzerland? OMG! I must have missed that in the news.
The only unrest is their version of UKIP tulip stirring as usual.

The SVP, the largest party in parliament

Who is their Nige we could do with him or her.

[sasguru]

Not what it says in the article. Maybe what you think, however there does seem to be unrest over there.
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Unrest in Switzerland? OMG! I must have missed that in the news.
The only unrest is their version of UKIP tulip stirring as usual.

[sasguru]

The only county that rejected any of my applications on “priority to locals first basis” is Wales!

The Uk as a whole has that policy already, when applied to non-EU nationals, AFAIK?
And we all know how easy it is to get around

[vetran]

Swiss jobs for Swiss workers? It's a complete fig leaf.
Most expatriates in Switzerland are highly skilled, without them the economy would collapse, no way Swiss workers are being excluded.
This is merely the Swiss government quietly dismantling the result of their referendum because they're smart enough to realise they need the single market.
Wonder what we'll do?

Interesting if the EU rejects even that fig leaf:

"There is no firm guarantee that Brussels will accept the carefully crafted Swiss solution. The commission has repeatedly said it will need to be assured that it does not discriminate against EU workers.

Brussels will also be wary of creating a flexible precedent that Britain might be able to use in negotiating a new bilateral relationship with the bloc, in particular in trying to manage migration while preserving single market ties. "

Not what it says in the article. Maybe what you think, however there does seem to be unrest over there.

Who will blink first one wonders?

And yes it shows a lot of hypocrisy by the Swiss their economy being based on employing top flight foreign workers. Does seem they don't want cheap labour or low grade migrants.

[Paddy]

Swiss jobs for Swiss workers? It's a complete fig leaf.
Most expatriates in Switzerland are highly skilled, without them the economy would collapse, no way Swiss workers are being excluded.
This is merely the Swiss government quietly dismantling the result of their referendum because they're smart enough to realise they need the single market.
Wonder what we'll do?

Interesting if the EU rejects even that fig leaf:

"There is no firm guarantee that Brussels will accept the carefully crafted Swiss solution. The commission has repeatedly said it will need to be assured that it does not discriminate against EU workers.

Brussels will also be wary of creating a flexible precedent that Britain might be able to use in negotiating a new bilateral relationship with the bloc, in particular in trying to manage migration while preserving single market ties. "

The only county that rejected any of my applications on “priority to locals first basis” is Wales!

[sasguru]

Do explain, way I read it is that after NAT spending years saying how wonderful the EU is it seems the Swiss need to avoid one of the four freedoms by having "Swiss Jobs for Swiss workers" bunch of knuckle dragging racists if you ask me.

Does seem that Switzerland is heading for trouble and the EU are playing hardball..



Obviously its in the Granuaid so it might be a load of lefty rowlocks

Swiss jobs for Swiss workers? It's a complete fig leaf.
Most expatriates in Switzerland are highly skilled, without them the economy would collapse, no way Swiss workers are being excluded.
This is merely the Swiss government quietly dismantling the result of their referendum because they're smart enough to realise they need the single market.
Wonder what we'll do?

Interesting if the EU rejects even that fig leaf:

"There is no firm guarantee that Brussels will accept the carefully crafted Swiss solution. The commission has repeatedly said it will need to be assured that it does not discriminate against EU workers.

Brussels will also be wary of creating a flexible precedent that Britain might be able to use in negotiating a new bilateral relationship with the bloc, in particular in trying to manage migration while preserving single market ties. "

[vetran]

I don't think you understood that article, as with much else.

Do explain, way I read it is that after NAT spending years saying how wonderful the EU is it seems the Swiss need to avoid one of the four freedoms by having "Swiss Jobs for Swiss workers" bunch of knuckle dragging racists if you ask me.

Does seem that Switzerland is heading for trouble and the EU are playing hardball..

The SVP, the largest party in parliament, accused the other parties of caving in to Brussels and abandoning Swiss sovereignty. Its MPs held up signs during the final vote saying “mass immigration continues” and warning that by dodging the requirements of the referendum, in which 50.3% of voters called for immigration caps, the law was an “unprecedented breach” of the country’s constitution.

Obviously its in the Granuaid so it might be a load of lefty rowlocks

[sasguru]

NAT is distracted trying to stop a migrant taking his job.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...e_iOSApp_Other

I don't think you understood that article, as with much else.

[PurpleGorilla]

NAT is watching this thread like a hawk so all I'm going to say is, I'll leave your comments to the judgement of the congregation

NAT is distracted trying to stop a migrant taking his job.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...e_iOSApp_Other

[darmstadt]

More work for me then As I've mentioned before, one of my projects is to move various applications in IT departments, primarily financial institutions, away from their home base, either into the cloud or offshore. So far I've worked on 3 in the UK and a few in the USA but I suspect we'll be getting more now from the UK. These are not the frontend guys but tend to be the development of the systems that they use so don't worry...too much

[AtW]

So it has begun then.

Dooooomed!