More Job Losses Due To Brexit.

[gulliver1]

Brexit cost London 40,000 finance jobs .City chief says.While Dublin has gained 10,000 of these jobs.Also Cities such as Milan ,Paris and Amsterdam has also benefited from these lost London Jobs Since Britain quit the EU.

[davebro3]

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Business-and-Finance/Question1880518.html

do keep up gully...

 

[davebro3]

or at least try to🤣

[youngmafbog]

Excellent, better performance, less employees.

If only labour would apply the same to their pubic sector voters the elderly may still be able to eat and heat their homes.

[gulliver1]

Brexit was a disaster. The head of Londons financial centre says, we had 525,000 workers 2016. He says they have lost 40.000 jobs.

[Leadion]

This is old news I believe

[davebro3]

which was counteracted by an increase in jobs in other sectors - an overall INCREASE.

[youngmafbog]

Dont spoil his fun davebro.  He can only process one think at a time

[gulliver1]

They shouldn't have listened to haystack head ...suckers

[youngmafbog]

There you go.  I rest my case.

[gulliver1]

Although most of these workers who lost  their jobs in the finance sector hoped Brexit would give London the freedom to reduce immigration, ditch EU regulations and bolster the Economy.It all went wrong  Immigration rose,regulations proved hard to untangle and the economy slowed. They lost their jobs.

[newmodarmy]

And maybe got even better paid jobs in the other sectors that grew!  Better luck next time.

[gulliver1]

The sooner Sir Keir makes Britain great again through rejoining the EU the better.

[ToraToraTora]

Is there supporting data for this fantasy assesment?

[gulliver1]

"By almost every economic and financial measure, parting ways with the EU almost eight years ago has been disasterous for the UK . .         

[newmodarmy]

Here's a link for you gulliver. 

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/city-london-chief-says-brexit-disaster-cost-40000-finance-jobs-2024-10-16/

I could even show you how to copy and paste (expat landlord bayboy1 received advice on how to do this a decade ago if you want to read it back  😂).... it would save you having to type out huge chunks of text and would mean you'd get capital letters in the right place and leave gaps after punctuation marks.

 

[newmodarmy]

^and would have avoided your disasterous (sic) sppelling if you'd just coped from this link

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2024-03-19/brexit-s-lasting-economic-and-financial-damage-looks-inescapable

 

[gulliver1]

Leaving the EU was unlike any event in modern British history. Institutional investors couldn't imagine a majority of Britons voting against their own interest

[gulliver1]

"Within minutes of the Brexit result being announced the shock was immediate the pound plummeted  a record 8.05% to a 31 year low against the dollar"

[gramps85]

I have asked you this before Gulliver, and still waiting your answer, so I will try once again.

Why would you want us tied to this most corrupt organisation, dominated by two powers who always seem to get their way?

You did say that although you purport to live in another country, that Brexit does affect you, and I asked if you would give at least 2 examples of how.  Still waiting and I think you have had plenty of time to invent a couple.  How about it????

[davebro3]

I can't believe anyone obsesses so much about Brexit (& Boris) every single day. What a thoroughly sad existence. 🤡