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Mapletree Croydon 08 Aug 20 9.41am
Originally posted by Spiderman Thanks that surprised me, although they do love their cheap labour. There has long been a scheme where seasonal farm workers can apply for temporary work permits, which are valid from March/April until October. Certain nationals outside of the EU could also apply, the list is somewhat fluid so I cannot advise which countries are now eligible. Check the date.
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Croydon 08 Aug 20 9.41am

Originally posted by Spiderman

Thanks that surprised me, although they do love their cheap labour. There has long been a scheme where seasonal farm workers can apply for temporary work permits, which are valid from March/April until October. Certain nationals outside of the EU could also apply, the list is somewhat fluid so I cannot advise which countries are now eligible.

Check the date.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Aug 20 9.58am
Originally posted by dannyboy1978 Have you an example and which companies? We had keelings in ireland. At the time of peak covid paranoia , they flew a planeload of Romanians into the country to work as fruit-pickers. Much public consternation in the mass media. Employers like open borders. Cheap labour is good for their profit sheet. You seen all the downward pressure on wages in the last 30 years ? Meanwhile housing has got more and more expensive. Imagine a coal mine town up North. If the mine was to be reopened , would they employ brits or migrants ? Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978

Have you an example and which companies?

We had keelings in ireland. At the time of peak covid paranoia , they flew a planeload of Romanians into the country to work as fruit-pickers.

Much public consternation in the mass media.

Employers like open borders. Cheap labour is good for their profit sheet. You seen all the downward pressure on wages in the last 30 years ? Meanwhile housing has got more and more expensive.

Imagine a coal mine town up North. If the mine was to be reopened , would they employ brits or migrants ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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dannyboy1978 08 Aug 20 10.15am
Originally posted by Mapletree Check the date. What's your point?
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08 Aug 20 10.15am

Originally posted by Mapletree

Check the date.

What's your point?

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Spiderman Horsham 08 Aug 20 10.22am
Originally posted by Mapletree Check the date. Please Sir may I ask a question? What has the date got to do with me giving information on the VolAg scheme?
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Horsham 08 Aug 20 10.22am

Originally posted by Mapletree

Check the date.

Please Sir may I ask a question? What has the date got to do with me giving information on the VolAg scheme?

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dannyboy1978 08 Aug 20 10.23am
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio We had keelings in ireland. At the time of peak covid paranoia , they flew a planeload of Romanians into the country to work as fruit-pickers. Much public consternation in the mass media. Employers like open borders. Cheap labour is good for their profit sheet. You seen all the downward pressure on wages in the last 30 years ? Meanwhile housing has got more and more expensive. Imagine a coal mine town up North. If the mine was to be reopened , would they employ brits or migrants ? Good point. I'm glad we left the EU, I just hope this government start doing what it promised as we really don't need as much cheap labour going forward. [Link] [Link]
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08 Aug 20 10.23am

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

We had keelings in ireland. At the time of peak covid paranoia , they flew a planeload of Romanians into the country to work as fruit-pickers.

Much public consternation in the mass media.

Employers like open borders. Cheap labour is good for their profit sheet. You seen all the downward pressure on wages in the last 30 years ? Meanwhile housing has got more and more expensive.

Imagine a coal mine town up North. If the mine was to be reopened , would they employ brits or migrants ?

Good point. I'm glad we left the EU, I just hope this government start doing what it promised as we really don't need as much cheap labour going forward.

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Spiderman Horsham 08 Aug 20 10.26am
Originally posted by Spiderman Thanks that surprised me, although they do love their cheap labour. There has long been a scheme where seasonal farm workers can apply for temporary work permits, which are valid from March/April until October. Certain nationals outside of the EU could also apply, the list is somewhat fluid so I cannot advise which countries are now eligible. [Link] This gives more information
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Horsham 08 Aug 20 10.26am

Originally posted by Spiderman

[Link]

This gives more information

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HeathMan Purley 08 Aug 20 11.38am
Seeing references to checking the date, my mind has gone back to 1066. That was the last successful invasion into the UK. Sadly, the whole word speaks its own version of English with variations - we use bum bag; in the US they use fanny sack. This make the UK attractive, for people all over the world. I suspect that the French may be enjoying the opportunity to conquer us again.
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Purley 08 Aug 20 11.38am

Seeing references to checking the date, my mind has gone back to 1066. That was the last successful invasion into the UK.

Sadly, the whole word speaks its own version of English with variations - we use bum bag; in the US they use fanny sack.

This make the UK attractive, for people all over the world. I suspect that the French may be enjoying the opportunity to conquer us again.

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 08 Aug 20 3.27pm
Originally posted by Spiderman Despite what some on here may think, I do not like the way the old school tie network operates. However could never vote for Labour with the influence of Momentum et al. As for the LibDems.. enough said. I just get perfect off with people’s perception of impoverished refugees arriving, when the majority are economic refugees, I have seen enough abuse of the system to last 2 lifetimes No harm in letting off steam takes your mind off the non- existent transfer activity. Enjoy Morrison’s, to prove I am not a posh Tory boy I am off to Lidl, they do a good lager. Have a good weekend and hostilities can be resumed next week! Yeah, lidl lager, 8 bottles for £1.99, french stuff, not bad at all! Works out to 50p a pint, cheap as chips!
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Any european country i fancy! 08 Aug 20 3.27pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

Despite what some on here may think, I do not like the way the old school tie network operates. However could never vote for Labour with the influence of Momentum et al. As for the LibDems.. enough said. I just get perfect off with people’s perception of impoverished refugees arriving, when the majority are economic refugees, I have seen enough abuse of the system to last 2 lifetimes

No harm in letting off steam takes your mind off the non- existent transfer activity. Enjoy Morrison’s, to prove I am not a posh Tory boy I am off to Lidl, they do a good lager. Have a good weekend and hostilities can be resumed next week!

Yeah, lidl lager, 8 bottles for £1.99, french stuff, not bad at all! Works out to 50p a pint, cheap as chips!

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 08 Aug 20 3.41pm
Originally posted by Mapletree As a matter of interest what would it take for you to dislike Boris? Cheating? Obviously not. Being self serving at the expense of others? Er, no. Being a philanderer. Nope. Lying? Nah. Being racially prejudiced? Uh uh. Hiding to avoid being questioned? Doesn’t matter. Being incompetent? Who cares? Plotting to beat people up? Twas nothing. I get you maple, i"m not saying i love the bloke, just as he doesn"t seem to do anything except play football with kids and get stuck up a rope slide i don"t aim my cannons at him, rabb coming out with that getting rid of minimum wage idea so we can all work for less than £7 odd an hour on the other hand had my full armoury ,boris is all the things you said but theres others in my firing line!
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Any european country i fancy! 08 Aug 20 3.41pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

As a matter of interest what would it take for you to dislike Boris?

Cheating? Obviously not. Being self serving at the expense of others? Er, no. Being a philanderer. Nope. Lying? Nah. Being racially prejudiced? Uh uh. Hiding to avoid being questioned? Doesn’t matter. Being incompetent? Who cares? Plotting to beat people up? Twas nothing.

I get you maple, i"m not saying i love the bloke, just as he doesn"t seem to do anything except play football with kids and get stuck up a rope slide i don"t aim my cannons at him, rabb coming out with that getting rid of minimum wage idea so we can all work for less than £7 odd an hour on the other hand had my full armoury ,boris is all the things you said but theres others in my firing line!

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PalazioVecchio south pole 08 Aug 20 5.17pm
The BBC has a website fake news article about the Home Office seeking military help for refugee migrants.....with photos of women & children migrants......Fake News , propaganda Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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south pole 08 Aug 20 5.17pm

The BBC has a website fake news article about the Home Office seeking military help for refugee migrants.....with photos of women & children migrants......Fake News , propaganda

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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Mapletree Croydon 09 Aug 20 12.20am
Originally posted by Spiderman Please Sir may I ask a question? What has the date got to do with me giving information on the VolAg scheme? Dannyboy’s link was supposed to indicate that farmers voted to leave. In fact it predated the vote. The stance of many farmers has changed as they realise what the effect will really be. The NFU attitude has been interesting to watch as it shifts. Here is an example [Link]
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Croydon 09 Aug 20 12.20am

Originally posted by Spiderman

Please Sir may I ask a question? What has the date got to do with me giving information on the VolAg scheme?

Dannyboy’s link was supposed to indicate that farmers voted to leave. In fact it predated the vote.

The stance of many farmers has changed as they realise what the effect will really be.

The NFU attitude has been interesting to watch as it shifts.

Here is an example

[Link]

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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 09 Aug 20 2.38am
Originally posted by Mapletree Dannyboy’s link was supposed to indicate that farmers voted to leave. In fact it predated the vote. The stance of many farmers has changed as they realise what the effect will really be. The NFU attitude has been interesting to watch as it shifts. Here is an example [Link] It"s a race to the bottom i"m afraid, i feel dom raabs big idea to get rid of the minimum wage last year , so they can pay less than £7 an hour is just the start(acting pm remember), I had to renew my passport recently and had to choose whether to pay £75 to live in britain only for the rest of my life, or be able to choose britain, Ireland,France,Spain, Portugal to name a few, to live in sometime, for the same £75, it"s a no brainer, i pity those who have no choice.
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Any european country i fancy! 09 Aug 20 2.38am

Originally posted by Mapletree

Dannyboy’s link was supposed to indicate that farmers voted to leave. In fact it predated the vote.

The stance of many farmers has changed as they realise what the effect will really be.

The NFU attitude has been interesting to watch as it shifts.

Here is an example

[Link]

It"s a race to the bottom i"m afraid, i feel dom raabs big idea to get rid of the minimum wage last year , so they can pay less than £7 an hour is just the start(acting pm remember), I had to renew my passport recently and had to choose whether to pay £75 to live in britain only for the rest of my life, or be able to choose britain, Ireland,France,Spain, Portugal to name a few, to live in sometime, for the same £75, it"s a no brainer, i pity those who have no choice.

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