Brexit or Britin

[thebish]

hang on - at last someone we can all trust...

[Bruce Rioja]

hang on - at last someone we can all trust...

Or be lectured to by someone who's done very well out of having precisely two tunes?

[thebish]

hang on - at last someone we can all trust...

Or be lectured to by someone who's done very well out of having precisely two tunes?

as David Baddiel commented... "You say that Bryan but I remember when everything you did, you did it for EU."

[Worthy4England]

Bryan has been an outer since he was in nappies. Noted Eurosceptic.

[thebish]

Bryan has been an outer since he was in nappies. Noted Eurosceptic.

tsk!! there you go with your rabid disparagement again!

[Bruce Rioja]

Bryan has been an outer since he was in nappies. Noted Eurosceptic.

See - he's at it again

[Worthy4England]

Everything, I do, I do it for you.

[LeverEnd]

hang on - at last someone we can all trust...

Or be lectured to by someone who's done very well out of having precisely two tunes?

I presume you are referencing Everything I Do and Summer of 69?

While conveniently forgetting Bryan's pro-austerity anthem, Cuts Like A Knife.

[Worthy4England]

^^ Wasn't "Run to you" Bryan Adams too?

[Bruce Rioja]

hang on - at last someone we can all trust...

Or be lectured to by someone who's done very well out of having precisely two tunes?

I presume you are referencing Everything I Do and Summer of 69?

While conveniently forgetting Bryan's pro-austerity anthem, Cuts Like A Knife.

No, but both those songs epitomise his two tunes. He has 'sloppy ballad' and 'basic rock'. They are his two tunes. His entire back catalogue is either one or the other.

[TANGODANCER]

^^ Wasn't "Run to you" Bryan Adams too?

Aye, and he did "If you ever really loved a woman " with Paco de Lucia doing the guitar work.

[Hoboh]

Leaving the EU could cause catastrophic staff shortages in some sectors, as 88% of EU workers in Britain would not qualify for a visa under the current rules, remain campaigners have warned.
scientists
A report from the Social Market Foundation thinktank has found that the majority of the 1.6 million EU workers in the UK do not meet the skills and earnings criteria that those from outside the bloc need in order to qualify for a work visa.

Finally, the myth of all the Doctors, nurses, scientists and skilled tradesmen has been put to bed and that by the remainians!

[Beefheart]

Leaving the EU could cause catastrophic staff shortages in some sectors, as 88% of EU workers in Britain would not qualify for a visa under the current rules, remain campaigners have warned.
scientists
A report from the Social Market Foundation thinktank has found that the majority of the 1.6 million EU workers in the UK do not meet the skills and earnings criteria that those from outside the bloc need in order to qualify for a work visa.

Finally, the myth of all the Doctors, nurses, scientists and skilled tradesmen has been put to bed and that by the remainians!

He says, without knowing any of the criteria.

[thebish]

Leaving the EU could cause catastrophic staff shortages in some sectors, as 88% of EU workers in Britain would not qualify for a visa under the current rules, remain campaigners have warned.
scientists
A report from the Social Market Foundation thinktank has found that the majority of the 1.6 million EU workers in the UK do not meet the skills and earnings criteria that those from outside the bloc need in order to qualify for a work visa.

Finally, the myth of all the Doctors, nurses, scientists and skilled tradesmen has been put to bed and that by the remainians!

meaningless drivel... a LOT of EU workers in the UK are doing jobs like fruit-picking/hotel-work (jobs that our own home-grown labour force struggles to fill) - and they don't usually fill criteria based on pay and qualifications absolutely because they are low-pay/low-skilled jobs - which is one of the reasons why we need them to come over and do them...

it is a question for LEAVERS to grapple with... how exactly would their quota system deal with the range of jobs and skills we need? I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

[Bruce Rioja]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy nice person. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

[BWFC_Insane]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy tw*t. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

Problem is Johnny lives in Manchester. And they need fruit pickers in Lincolnshire.....

There are loads of regionalised labour problems that EU migrants fill.

I'm not saying that is a good system, it causes huge issues at times. But equally taking it away overnight is going to leave a hole that is not going to be easily (legally) filled.

[thebish]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy tw*t. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

it might make you feel better - but the fruit farmer might not be best pleased at the forced and unwilling labour force you have sent his way!

[Bruce Rioja]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy tw*t. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

it might make you feel better - but the fruit farmer might not be best pleased at the forced and unwilling labour force you have sent his way!

Performance related pay, dear boy! No pickings - no emolument. Simple as a pimple!

[thebish]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy tw*t. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

it might make you feel better - but the fruit farmer might not be best pleased at the forced and unwilling labour force you have sent his way!

Performance related pay, dear boy! No pickings - no emolument. Simple as a pimple!

hmmm... I still reckon that employers prefer to choose their own workers a state-controlled labour distributuion service for companies sounds a bit scary...

[Bruce Rioja]

I have often heard it said that we wold only allow people in to do jobs that our home-grown labour force couldn't do... could that ever apply to fruit-picking?

It should do.

Johnny Scratchcard pitches up down the Dole office: Q - Are you able bodied? A - Yes: Well here's a basket then and a wimberry* picking you go, you can consider other career options whilst you're at it, you lazy tw*t. Don't darken our threshold again.

*Other fruits are available to be picked.

it might make you feel better - but the fruit farmer might not be best pleased at the forced and unwilling labour force you have sent his way!

Performance related pay, dear boy! No pickings - no emolument. Simple as a pimple!

hmmm... I still reckon that employers prefer to choose their own workers a state-controlled labour distributuion service for companies sounds a bit scary...

But the employers aren't really choosing are they?! They're making do with East European peasants because they're the only type that they can drum up. Meanwhile Johnny Scratchcard's enjoying the second test.