[Politics] Brexit

[Soulman]

There are more sparks from Yorkshire than Poland working in London.

Ok, seeing as you know, I stated Eastern European, the Poles was the example re JIB trained.
Do you work on the construction sites?

 

[Baldseagull]

Ok, seeing as you know, I stated Eastern European, the Poles was the example re JIB trained.
Do you work on the construction sites?

I work on finished and in construction buildings, when on site, we always liaise with the sparks.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/comment/it-s-queer-the-way-some-words-fall-out-of-favour-xrcvgsk92

Did you read his Spectator article last week? - http://www.spectator.co.uk/2017/03/from-now-on-ill-greet-brexiteers-with-a-grin/

I didn't but I will. Thank you.

 

[ManOfSussex]

I didn't but I will. Thank you.

No problem. Speaking of Times writers in The Spectator, Hugo Rifkind's piece last week is well worth a read too - http://www.spectator.co.uk/2017/03/the-real-reason-nigel-farage-hates-douglas-carswell/

 

[studio150]

Can we assume that all self employed leave voting electrians are happy about the rise in self employed national insurance rates as they knew that their vote to leave would make them poorer.

 

[Soulman]

Can we assume that all self employed leave voting electrians are happy about the rise in self employed national insurance rates as they knew that their vote to leave would make them poorer.

Every thread you state "making us poorer". I am not bothered that the NI is going up, hopefully the extra will be put to good use....has NI never gone up for the self employed.
You are just worried for yourself it seems.
Brexit may be a bit hard at first, we knew this.

 

[Soulman]

I work on finished and in construction buildings, when on site, we always liaise with the sparks.

So you know about the shenanigans and pay structure on let's say the Wembley football stadium for example.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Every thread you state "making us poorer". I am not bothered that the NI is going up, hopefully the extra will be put to good use....has NI never gone up for the self employed.
You are just worried for yourself it seems.
Brexit may be a bit hard at first, we knew this.

I'm not bothered either, happy to pay more. What I do get sick off us every increase being blamed on Brexit. One day It will end.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/comment/it-s-queer-the-way-some-words-fall-out-of-favour-xrcvgsk92

Did you read his Spectator article last week? - http://www.spectator.co.uk/2017/03/from-now-on-ill-greet-brexiteers-with-a-grin/

Paris isn't my favourite Remainer but he does have a pleasantly light touch. I loved the spluttering from Leavers responding to the piece - the description of Gina Miller as 'non-indigenous' was a modest classic.

 

[pastafarian]

I would have thought that effectively managing labour needs so that there is in practice no over-supply (to lightly paraphrase you) is actually very complex. You suggest that controlling the supply of labour so that it matches the needs is simple; that achieving a state of 'no over supply' (which must mean zero-unemployment) is uncomplicated.

What other developed and prosperous countries have, as you claim, achieved this?

Can you help me out here.
It might be starring me in the face but I cant seem to find the post where cunning says controlled immigration and managing the “over supply” of labour from external non UK sources must lead to zero unemployment internally (within the UK).
What page is it on?

 

[portslade seagull]

I'm not bothered either, happy to pay more. What I do get sick off us every increase being blamed on Brexit. One day It will end.

What would they do with their time. Certain posters on here go out of there way to tie any bad news story to Brexit whether it is true or not. Some just love telling get us how much it is costing us true or not.

 

[portslade seagull]

Might be worth copying that in to The House of Lords. And that Matthew Paris in The Times today. He said something a bit critical. Tell him to shut up too.

Go on with you!

Sore losers all of them. Gravy train about to end ( well in 2yrs hopefully ).

 

[Caveman]

Can we assume that all self employed leave voting electrians are happy about the rise in self employed national insurance rates as they knew that their vote to leave would make them poorer.

You can't blame Brexit for everything, it hasn't even happened yet for starters.

 

[studio150]

it hasn't even happened yet for starters.

Easter hasn't happened yet, but how many Easter eggs have already been sold

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Can you help me out here.
It might be starring me in the face but I cant seem to find the post where cunning says controlled immigration and managing the “over supply” of labour from external non UK sources must lead to zero unemployment internally (within the UK).
What page is it on?

I hope it didn't take you too long to dream that clunky effort up.

 

[Caveman]

Easter hasn't happened yet, but how many Easter eggs have already been sold

True, got to blame Brexit for early Easter eggs.

 

[nicko31]

Every thread you state "making us poorer". I am not bothered that the NI is going up, hopefully the extra will be put to good use....has NI never gone up for the self employed.
You are just worried for yourself it seems.
Brexit may be a bit hard at first, we knew this.

Its OK for you, but there are 16m people in the UK with less than £100 in the bank. The JAMS can't afford Brexit and today's budget offered them nothing

 

[beorhthelm]

Its OK for you, but there are 16m people in the UK with less than £100 in the bank.

what proportion have no savings because they'd rather have the latest shiney, or spend everything on Friday night; what proportion are confident in thier future they dont feel any need to save? a raw statistic doesnt tell us very much, and naff all about Brexit.

 

[Baldseagull]

So you know about the shenanigans and pay structure on let's say the Wembley football stadium for example.

I had no involvement in Wembley Stadium construction, so no, I don't.

 

[The Rivet]

I had no involvement in Wembley Stadium construction, so no, I don't.

Fraud.