Migrants left out in cold as UK economy weakens
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You can't spell either
http://www.migrationwatchuk.com/Briefingpapers/economic/Migrants_economic_benefit.asp
Report produced by an Oxford don I believe.
Good riddance,
When I did some temporary Christmas work at an Argos warehouse in 2006, the amount of polish workers there was astonishing!
But then it got worse, I found out that the agency in charge of the temp staff (http://www.randstad.co.uk/)
Had an office in Poland signing workers on temporary contracts (with polish wages) and using some loop holes in the UK law to bring them over with work permits and get cheap labour!
'Twas a joke tbh.
When I did some temporary Christmas work at an Argos warehouse in 2006, the amount of polish workers there was astonishing!
But then it got worse, I found out that the agency in charge of the temp staff (http://www.randstad.co.uk/)
Had an office in Poland signing workers on temporary contracts (with polish wages) and using some loop holes in the UK law to bring them over with work permits and get cheap labour!
'Twas a joke tbh.
Well, actually, it is. And it is that simple, the British are used to an easy life. Lower-middle level manager jobs, easy as pie, nice warm desk.
The reason we find graft unappealing is because of our lazy conditioning.
After all, we're a nation of people that can be paid for doing nothing. It speaks volumes about our mentality.
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My selected spelling there obviously went over your headYou can't spell either
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well you do put forward a good argument and in light of this i do retract my prior statement to an extent, I still believe that there is probably a middle ground between what you said and what I said.
Don't get me wrong i'm not a racist person but at the same time we have enough problems to deal with without an influx of foreigners exacerbating matters.
I do also realise that Dole scrounging and laziness are just as prolific with UK citizens and this is also a matter that needs attention imo.
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Protip: kids here get a rubbish education because A-levels aren't worth the paper they're written on.
Education in the UK isn't poor - university education standards in the UK are among the highest in the world, as evidenced by the presence of many UK universities in the 100 Top World Universities lists.
Well, no it isnt, and you are displaying to everybody your complete lack of experience and/or knowledge of everything outside of your own working environment.
I don't work in any of the sectors mentioned in this thread. I just have a good understanding of my own culture and others, maybe you should read up on it.
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What problems? Apart from the religious nuts I'd prefer the foreigners to the lower class scum that reside on all these bloody estates sponging up off the government.
the bbc news website some months ago, and the school wasnt a polish school and it was on itv news at some point last year because of it
yes because you can change your kids schools like you can your toilet roll, join the real world pal
Good riddance,
When I did some temporary Christmas work at an Argos warehouse in 2006, the amount of polish workers there was astonishing!
But then it got worse, I found out that the agency in charge of the temp staff (http://www.randstad.co.uk/)
Had an office in Poland signing workers on temporary contracts (with polish wages) and using some loop holes in the UK law to bring them over with work permits and get cheap labour!
'Twas a joke tbh.
EU citizens don't need work permits to come work in the UK, that's part of the point of the EU...
You can't spell either
http://www.migrationwatchuk.com/Briefingpapers/economic/Migrants_economic_benefit.asp
Report produced by an Oxford don I believe.
One with known anti-immigration sentiments. Migration Watch are a right-wing pressure group, not a bunch of independent analysts. They may or may not be correct, but they are biased - and quite strongly.
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Where I work currently there a large group of Polish workers - all on contracts though as the agency staff were laid off just before Christmas!
The agency staff that lost their jobs are now being replaced with more agency people who don't have a clue what they are doing, complete waste of time.
One guy I worked with was only getting about £5.50 odd an hour effectively, after the agency took its cut and yet he was the hardest working of all the people on that floor by some way.
I would like to see more local people getting jobs there but the fact is they just don't want them ... the jobs are being advertised but the agency staff get them instead.
This is at John Lewis by the way.
The agency staff that lost their jobs are now being replaced with more agency people who don't have a clue what they are doing, complete waste of time.
One guy I worked with was only getting about £5.50 odd an hour effectively, after the agency took its cut and yet he was the hardest working of all the people on that floor by some way.
I would like to see more local people getting jobs there but the fact is they just don't want them ... the jobs are being advertised but the agency staff get them instead.
This is at John Lewis by the way.
Get over it, They're cheap labour and probably do a better job then their British equivalents. It's how business works so stop having a cry and move on.