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It seems that the EUphiles cannot bear the truth and have to resort to their usual name calling. Ok you can call me a swivel eyed knuckle dragging little Englander now!
It seems that the EUphiles cannot bear the truth and have to resort to their usual name calling. Ok you can call me a swivel eyed knuckle dragging little Englander now!
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Mikey:"Local farmers can't get local unemployed people to work in the fields for love nor money" - I have explained this many times. If employers cannot get workers they increase the wages till they can. The problem now is that the migrant workers are available and cheap, so the indigenous workers either take the same money(as in your lidle example) or don't work, most, it seems, choose the latter. Now if there was no source if cheap labour employers would have to raise the wages until the indigenous workers where tempted from under their duvets, QED! I'd pick fruit if they paid me enough!
That might be true of agricultural workers TTT, although I doubt if the practise of paying low wages to immigrants is widespread. But I accept that it may be a factor. But it doesn't explain why our Government still pays people to stay under their duvets though, when work is available though.
This might sound peculiar coming from a pinko like me but I would support the move to get tougher with our long-term unemployed by any British Government ! I have worked all my life, since I was 16 and I am nearly 61. I am fed up with paying my taxes so that these people can breed and live their whole lives as scroungers. If people are offered jobs and they refuse to take them, benefits should be withdrawn.
But what about my example of Heathrow. Again, I find it hard to accept that the employers at Heathrow are paying lower rates to foreigners than Brits. There must be lots of unemployed Brits living near the Airport that could have taken those jobs.
Again I make my central point that foreigners are here to work. If we didn't have so many vacancies, largely caused by our own unemployed refusing to work, these people wouldn't be over here.
This might sound peculiar coming from a pinko like me but I would support the move to get tougher with our long-term unemployed by any British Government ! I have worked all my life, since I was 16 and I am nearly 61. I am fed up with paying my taxes so that these people can breed and live their whole lives as scroungers. If people are offered jobs and they refuse to take them, benefits should be withdrawn.
But what about my example of Heathrow. Again, I find it hard to accept that the employers at Heathrow are paying lower rates to foreigners than Brits. There must be lots of unemployed Brits living near the Airport that could have taken those jobs.
Again I make my central point that foreigners are here to work. If we didn't have so many vacancies, largely caused by our own unemployed refusing to work, these people wouldn't be over here.
"But it doesn't explain why our Government still pays people to stay under their duvets though, when work is available though. "
steady mikey you are starting to sound like me!
I agree 100% about the long term scroungers and I have offered the solution many times. Stop giving them cash. Pay their rent and give them food vouchers. stop giving them actual money. Then create a benefits system that works hand in hand with the lower paid jobs so it is never a case of being better off by not working.
steady mikey you are starting to sound like me!
I agree 100% about the long term scroungers and I have offered the solution many times. Stop giving them cash. Pay their rent and give them food vouchers. stop giving them actual money. Then create a benefits system that works hand in hand with the lower paid jobs so it is never a case of being better off by not working.
TTT...its happened again ! Us two, singing from the same hymn sheet !
Flipping heck, and me an atheist as well !
Of course you are correct and this isn't a party political argument, as successive Governments have failed to curb our benefits culture. I agree, make people work...if they don't, withdraw benefits.
But there is another aspect to this. If an employer is faced with the choice between 2 job applicants, one who has been on the dole for years and has no skills or training, and another who has skills and is willing to work, who can blame the employer for taking the latter ? And if that latter applicant just happens to be from Poland, is the employer somehow wrong for choosing the right person for the job ?
One of the reasons why we have so many out of work here in Britain is that a lot of them have very little education, no training and no skills. In the course of my work as a Social Survey Interviewer, here in south Wales,
I come across people like this all the time, especially in areas that used to rely on unskilled or semi-skilled work, like mining. When I left school in 1969, every boy had at least a CSE in Woodwork, but most of these people have no qualifications whatsoever. We should have been training these people thrown out of work, to be plumbers, bricklayers, sparks, chippies, etc, so that when the up-turn in the economy came along, they would be able to slot themselves into the jobs as they came available. I understand that is what happened in Germany.
But instead, we just paid millions of people to lie around on the sofa, watching the telly all day. A great tragedy, which is now coming back to haunt us.
Flipping heck, and me an atheist as well !
Of course you are correct and this isn't a party political argument, as successive Governments have failed to curb our benefits culture. I agree, make people work...if they don't, withdraw benefits.
But there is another aspect to this. If an employer is faced with the choice between 2 job applicants, one who has been on the dole for years and has no skills or training, and another who has skills and is willing to work, who can blame the employer for taking the latter ? And if that latter applicant just happens to be from Poland, is the employer somehow wrong for choosing the right person for the job ?
One of the reasons why we have so many out of work here in Britain is that a lot of them have very little education, no training and no skills. In the course of my work as a Social Survey Interviewer, here in south Wales,
I come across people like this all the time, especially in areas that used to rely on unskilled or semi-skilled work, like mining. When I left school in 1969, every boy had at least a CSE in Woodwork, but most of these people have no qualifications whatsoever. We should have been training these people thrown out of work, to be plumbers, bricklayers, sparks, chippies, etc, so that when the up-turn in the economy came along, they would be able to slot themselves into the jobs as they came available. I understand that is what happened in Germany.
But instead, we just paid millions of people to lie around on the sofa, watching the telly all day. A great tragedy, which is now coming back to haunt us.
// Tell me Gromit if the voters were tied after 12 years of a Labour Government how have Labour's policies changed so as to awaken the voters, and won't Milliband also make a poor Prime Minister for this country? //
The voters are already convinced. Labour have been ahead in the polls for 3 years. I agree that Miliband doesn't seem a good leader, so I don't think he will be a good Prime Minister. It all depends on what kind of majority Labour get how well Miliband will be able to Govern. Cameron is not a good Prime Minister, but that is mainly because he didn't get a workable majority.
The voters are already convinced. Labour have been ahead in the polls for 3 years. I agree that Miliband doesn't seem a good leader, so I don't think he will be a good Prime Minister. It all depends on what kind of majority Labour get how well Miliband will be able to Govern. Cameron is not a good Prime Minister, but that is mainly because he didn't get a workable majority.
more proof look at the dates
Mum's fears after benefits stopped | News | Clydebank Post
www.clydebankpost.co.uk/.../450852-mums-fears-after-benefits-stopped...
22 Mar 2013 - But when I got called up the gentleman said 'You're five minutes
late, I can't sign you on'. "I said on my phone it says 18 minutes past and I'm
Jobcentres 'tricking' people out of benefits to cut costs, says ...
www.theguardian.com › News › Politics › Welfare
1 Apr 2011 - He said staff had different ways to ensure they could stop benefits
for a set amount ... He said his Jobcentre adviser said he would send application
forms in the post, but they arrived too late. ...
Mum's fears after benefits stopped | News | Clydebank Post
www.clydebankpost.co.uk/.../450852-mums-fears-after-benefits-stopped...
22 Mar 2013 - But when I got called up the gentleman said 'You're five minutes
late, I can't sign you on'. "I said on my phone it says 18 minutes past and I'm
Jobcentres 'tricking' people out of benefits to cut costs, says ...
www.theguardian.com › News › Politics › Welfare
1 Apr 2011 - He said staff had different ways to ensure they could stop benefits
for a set amount ... He said his Jobcentre adviser said he would send application
forms in the post, but they arrived too late. ...
