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Badger11 Beckenham 17 Sep 21 3.13pm | |
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1 million vacancies the BBC trumpeted (we need more workers from abroad) I had to dig but eventually found that there are nearly 5 million unemployed.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 17 Sep 21 3.30pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
1 million vacancies the BBC trumpeted (we need more workers from abroad) I had to dig but eventually found that there are nearly 5 million unemployed.
Exactly. There are over 200,000 unemployed in Ireland and yet the exact same problem. This really is time to get on your bike and get a job. Any able-bodied person who isn't caring for someone has no excuse and a limit needs to be put in place now
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SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 18 Sep 21 12.33am | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Exactly. There are over 200,000 unemployed in Ireland and yet the exact same problem. This really is time to get on your bike and get a job. Any able-bodied person who isn't caring for someone has no excuse and a limit needs to be put in place now 200,000 unemployed all living within an easily commutable distance from 200,000 job vacancies that conveniently fit their particular skill sets and requirements. Assume you think all 200k of those unemployed are bums taking liberties on welfare, no qualies, and should be thankful for anything that comes their way, nay, forced to work for the inconvenience. Staggering oversimplification. Beyond parody Same point for the 5 million. The base simplicity of the concept makes sense, but as a practical, worked though, implementable solution it’s complete waffledross Edited by SW19 CPFC (18 Sep 2021 12.35am)
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chris123 hove actually 18 Sep 21 7.10am | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
1 million vacancies the BBC trumpeted (we need more workers from abroad) I had to dig but eventually found that there are nearly 5 million unemployed.
I thought it was 4.7% - so 5 million looks too high.
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Spiderman Horsham 18 Sep 21 7.34am | |
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Originally posted by DanH
Those bloody foreigners, coming over here, doing crucial jobs for the country, and then not having the good nature to f*ck off again. When foreign farm workers enter the UK, they sign a contract until the end of the ‘picking” season, they also agree to leave at the end of that time. On arrival ther are given leave to enter until the end of their contract ( normally Oct/Nov). If they do not leave they are here illegally and therefore have broken the law. If you are content with people breaking the law, whatever nationality, so be it
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Badger11 Beckenham 18 Sep 21 7.49am | |
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Originally posted by chris123
I thought it was 4.7% - so 5 million looks too high. My bad I mistook the percentage figure for the actual. I just did a trawl and can't find the actual number I did find that 2m are still on furlough although this will no doubt fall when the next set of numbers are realised which now seem to be quarterly rather than monthly. Anyway the point is still valid lots of people not working who could be.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 18 Sep 21 8.47pm | |
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Originally posted by SW19 CPFC
200,000 unemployed all living within an easily commutable distance from 200,000 job vacancies that conveniently fit their particular skill sets and requirements. Assume you think all 200k of those unemployed are bums taking liberties on welfare, no qualies, and should be thankful for anything that comes their way, nay, forced to work for the inconvenience. Staggering oversimplification. Beyond parody Same point for the 5 million. The base simplicity of the concept makes sense, but as a practical, worked though, implementable solution it’s complete waffledross Edited by SW19 CPFC (18 Sep 2021 12.35am) Have you geniunely never seen able bodied people on the dole who could easily walk into the jobs in their locality? I think that would be beyond parody. I'm not asking for forced labour. The minimum wage in Ireland is a tenner. And so many places offering a lot more.
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steeleye20 Croydon 24 Sep 21 2.29pm | |
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'The Kingdom of empty shelves'. EU media climbing into UKs post-brexit woes. 'The tomorrows of disillusionment' suitably accompanied by a toilet roll inscribed 'brexit'.
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Orange1290 24 Sep 21 2.44pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
'The Kingdom of empty shelves'. EU media climbing into UKs post-brexit woes. 'The tomorrows of disillusionment' suitably accompanied by a toilet roll inscribed 'brexit'. The Sick Man of Europe.....looks like a return to the 1970s. Power cuts next? Winter of discontent due to huge inflation and price rises? Edited by Orange1290 (24 Sep 2021 2.45pm)
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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 24 Sep 21 2.48pm | |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
'The Kingdom of empty shelves'. EU media climbing into UKs post-brexit woes. 'The tomorrows of disillusionment' suitably accompanied by a toilet roll inscribed 'brexit'. Liberation-"the future that failed to deliver!. " I"m going to have to practice my Irish accent the next time I go away, unless someone thinks I bought in to this shambles! 1
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croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 24 Sep 21 2.56pm | |
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Originally posted by Orange1290
The Sick Man of Europe.....looks like a return to the 1970s. Power cuts next? Winter of discontent due to huge inflation and price rises? Edited by Orange1290 (24 Sep 2021 2.45pm) The Spanish paper picked up on the no chicken at the KFC, fuel shortages, inflation up, no food in the shops, you couldn"t make it up! Still, in no way, I repeat, NO WAY, anything to do with the current government, they have only been in for 12 years and it takes time to organise things!When they settle in to the job, bed down, things should hopefully get a tad better, even food in the shops that you actually want to buy maybe, if you are lucky!
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Orange1290 24 Sep 21 3.14pm | |
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Originally posted by croydon proud
The Spanish paper picked up on the no chicken at the KFC, fuel shortages, inflation up, no food in the shops, you couldn"t make it up! Still, in no way, I repeat, NO WAY, anything to do with the current government, they have only been in for 12 years and it takes time to organise things!When they settle in to the job, bed down, things should hopefully get a tad better, even food in the shops that you actually want to buy maybe, if you are lucky! Yes but all these European countries don't speak English, so they can't know what they're talking about. They're never worth listening to with their weird cultures, food and ideas. Only English speaking countries are worth listening to such as the US and Australia. Edited by Orange1290 (24 Sep 2021 3.14pm)
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