25/08/2017 00:00
"Without the three million EU citizens living here, the UK would have an acute labour shortage. Signs that it is becoming a less attractive place to live and work are a concern." This comment was made by the Institute of Directors yesterday after a report in which migration to Britain from the European Union was shown to have fallen following the Brexit vote.
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The U.K. government guarantees the rights of EU citizens already living in the country, only to be told by the unelected gravy train riders that it's not enough. All these blood suckers want is to delay Brexit as long as possible so that U.K. contributions continue to fund their lavish lifestyle, after which they receive a tax free pension of at least €300,000; would'nt that be nice!!!
Personally,I welcome anybody into the UK as long as they work and pay taxes but there are plenty of jobs that our unemployed can easily do such as harvesting various crops in Lincolnshire but many of those farmers pay the minimum wage or less for very hard work,they want their cake and eat it,now,because of the virtual parity of the pound and the euro,it's no longer worth some Eastern Europeans doing such jobs because they can't save enough to send money home so our farmers are going to have to pay harvest workers more and,yes,food prices might rise in the short term but what is the alternative.? There are many service jobs also that can be and should be done by our unemployed.
We don't need car washers and big issue sellers in this country bleeding us dry the more that go the better for our own jobless and before you moth off my wife is a qualified midwife who can't get a job in our NHS because they advertise for cheap labour abroad so ther excuse we can't fill the jobs in OUR hospitals is total crap "