Foreign workers
The last time I stayed in a hotel in London the whole staff were Polish. In fact, they made a joke about it. We are a London hotel staffed completely by Polish people, the receptionist joked with me when I arrived. It was an excellent hotel and the staff were fantastic. It is a great pity to think that this could all change if the government pushes ahead with its plans to close British borders and limit the number of EU workers after Brexit. I think it is total madness. The British jobs for British people is all very well providing British people want to do these jobs which at the moment, in some instances, is not the case. So how does the British government intend to staff Britain if it closes borders and only allows entry to so-called skilled people? Answers on a postcard please.
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Jason you really should stop commenting on the UK. I have cringed reading this editorial. It is childish in its delivery.
I hope all you jolly Brexiteers posting on here with optimistic statements about a bright future for the UK turn out to be correct. My dread is that the dimwit David Cameron made too many assumptions before he sloped off, and the current team under the leadership of seriously politically wounded P.M. May are a sandwich short of a picnic.
This editorial required more thinking before being published.
What a shame you could not do an editorial on the local government ruining the economy of the island you live on!! Reading your words of wisdom one could be led to believe that all foreign workers will disappear from the U.K. shores after Brexit. That is of course not the case. Those already there will stay and controlled immigration will enable the U.K. to continue to expand and grow.