| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... 14:46 - Apr 16 with 2717 views | itfcjoe |
....who are not being tested, quarantined or anything.
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... (n/t) on 17:32 - Apr 16 with 514 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:13 - Apr 16 by factual_blue |
Does that include the planeload of Romanians flown in to pick fruit and veg? As I've pointed out before, British people aren't willing to do this physically demanding work. And at the moment there are people short of money, but still they won't pick fruit. And, moreover, even if the wages were a great deal higher, British people still wouldn't do it.
brexit will work though.
Honest [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 17:15]
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:39 - Apr 16 with 511 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:13 - Apr 16 by factual_blue |
Does that include the planeload of Romanians flown in to pick fruit and veg? As I've pointed out before, British people aren't willing to do this physically demanding work. And at the moment there are people short of money, but still they won't pick fruit. And, moreover, even if the wages were a great deal higher, British people still wouldn't do it.
brexit will work though.
Honest [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 17:15]
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That's the problem. They are bringing fruit/veg pickers from Romania by plane. Giving them a caravan to live in probably paying cash in hand (no tax) . If a brit took the job he would have to drive to site put in a shift drive home again and pay tax & NI. that's why I voted leave | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:49 - Apr 16 with 497 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:13 - Apr 16 by factual_blue |
Does that include the planeload of Romanians flown in to pick fruit and veg? As I've pointed out before, British people aren't willing to do this physically demanding work. And at the moment there are people short of money, but still they won't pick fruit. And, moreover, even if the wages were a great deal higher, British people still wouldn't do it.
brexit will work though.
Honest [Post edited 16 Apr 2020 17:15]
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I'm not sure what you are getting at here.
Even after Brexit it would always be the case that Romanians, Bulgarians etc were going to come over to pick fruit and veg, they were on a list of approved industries.
Same as care staff.
British people for whatever reason are inadequate, they simply cannot or will not do this work en masse. By the time a farmer trains the average Brit he or she is already half dead. |  |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 18:56 - Apr 16 with 459 views | Herbivore |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:39 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
That's the problem. They are bringing fruit/veg pickers from Romania by plane. Giving them a caravan to live in probably paying cash in hand (no tax) . If a brit took the job he would have to drive to site put in a shift drive home again and pay tax & NI. that's why I voted leave |
Eejit. |  |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:00 - Apr 16 with 453 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 18:56 - Apr 16 by Herbivore |
Eejit. |
Could you put that remark in English please, That's assuming your intelligent enough to manage a simple task | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:03 - Apr 16 with 446 views | Darth_Koont |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:00 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Could you put that remark in English please, That's assuming your intelligent enough to manage a simple task |
*you're*
And you screwed up almost every bit of punctuation. |  |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:06 - Apr 16 with 434 views | eireblue |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 17:39 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
That's the problem. They are bringing fruit/veg pickers from Romania by plane. Giving them a caravan to live in probably paying cash in hand (no tax) . If a brit took the job he would have to drive to site put in a shift drive home again and pay tax & NI. that's why I voted leave |
Interesting. Didn’t know British people don’t do cash in hand jobs.
Funny really, despite your vote, getting Brexit done, and a Global pandemic, Romanians are still coming over here stealing jobs.
I guess another solution is required. |  | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:08 - Apr 16 with 425 views | eireblue |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:00 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Could you put that remark in English please, That's assuming your intelligent enough to manage a simple task |
That word is listed in the Cambridge and Collins English dictionary, eejit. | | | |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:14 - Apr 16 with 410 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:03 - Apr 16 by Darth_Koont |
*you're*
And you screwed up almost every bit of punctuation. |
Please explain. | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:25 - Apr 16 with 396 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:06 - Apr 16 by eireblue |
Interesting. Didn’t know British people don’t do cash in hand jobs.
Funny really, despite your vote, getting Brexit done, and a Global pandemic, Romanians are still coming over here stealing jobs.
I guess another solution is required. |
Sorry I cannot see how these people are stealing British jobs. According to Anglia news. An agricultural company are bringing 130 Romanian.workers over to train 500 British worker's how to cut lattices. | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:31 - Apr 16 with 390 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:25 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Sorry I cannot see how these people are stealing British jobs. According to Anglia news. An agricultural company are bringing 130 Romanian.workers over to train 500 British worker's how to cut lattices. |
POTD! | |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:41 - Apr 16 with 376 views | eireblue |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:25 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Sorry I cannot see how these people are stealing British jobs. According to Anglia news. An agricultural company are bringing 130 Romanian.workers over to train 500 British worker's how to cut lattices. |
To build a wall? | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:44 - Apr 16 with 377 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:31 - Apr 16 by Lord_Lucan |
POTD! |
Perhaps a university education hasn't taught the Btits how to tell the blunt side of a knife from the sharp side. | | | |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:52 - Apr 16 with 367 views | Lord_Lucan |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:44 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Perhaps a university education hasn't taught the Btits how to tell the blunt side of a knife from the sharp side. |
To be honest Leaky I confess I was being a bit ironic as you have probably had a beer and your spelling and grammar are a bit wonky. | |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 20:12 - Apr 16 with 330 views | Herbivore |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 19:00 - Apr 16 by Leaky |
Could you put that remark in English please, That's assuming your intelligent enough to manage a simple task |
You, sir, are an epic fail. | |
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| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 20:17 - Apr 16 with 323 views | Leaky |
| Still 15,000 passengers landing in the UK every day.... on 20:12 - Apr 16 by Herbivore |
You, sir, are an epic fail. |
I rest my case. | | | |
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