The Poles are great for the economy

oh gawd i got it wrong again , am i will in disguise ? and where is he ?? dnt tell me he,s left jc
melody the airport where u worked , how would yous of felt if all british workers where made redundant to make way for migrant cheap labour workers , its a case of im alright jack because its mainly the con struction industry thats being hit , as i have sed in previous posts this will affect us all in the future when all emplyers take on cheap migrant workers , already happening on large scale

@tictax wrote:

oh gawd i got it wrong again , am i will in disguise ? and where is he ?? dnt tell me he,s left jc
melody the airport where u worked , how would yous of felt if all british workers where made redundant to make way for migrant cheap labour workers , its a case of im alright jack because its mainly the con struction industry thats being hit , as i have sed in previous posts this will affect us all in the future when all emplyers take on cheap migrant workers , already happening on large scale

geography doesn’t matter, capitalism exists… my friends whole company has been outsourced to india, so frankly it makes no difference if its in the uk and someone works cheaper or abroad, the company finds the cheapest labour

Tictax, I don’t want or mean to undermine what your saying, in a lot of ways I do agree. However, the attitude of some really doesn’t help does it. Iv’e been to the local jobcentre a few times over the last weeks and months. Not for myself but my son has been looking, when wev’e maybe gone into town centre for shopping and he’g gone in the job centre. How any people have we all heard in there, saying, ”oh i aint even gettin outa bed for that”,,,ok its minimum wage, i’m on minimum wage, but it’s a wage. Mostly those same pple would still get some help in benefits also, but at least they’d have a little self respect too. They don’t want it though.

My own son, fortunately is working again. He contacted a place he’d worked at before, asked if they were taking anyone on, he was told they had a different ‘in house’ agency now and to go along and register. He did, he was called later the same day and asked if he was interested in permanent nights, he drives a fork lift. He’s been back now for 3 weeks and he’s very happy, nights suit him, he’s a bit of a night owl anyway, but on the whole, he’s happy to be back working.

£5.73 per hour for workers aged 22 years and older
A development rate of £4.77 per hour for workers aged 18-21 inclusive
£3.53 per hour for all workers under the age of 18, who are no longer of compulsory school age

I think your right Pete. Those ^^ are the minimum rates of pay. The people in the job centre, the ”not getting out of bed for that” ones, have only themselves to blame. Because the migrants will!

Some of these people, the countries they come from, the conditions they live in, we’d not be able to cope for a day of it!! £5.73 an hour to them must seem like a kings ransom, and they’ll work all the hours for it too, and who can blame them!

british jobs for british workers i say
a decent wage for a decent job
minimum wage is taking the p iss
minimum wages exploit the weak
these multi national companys make huge proffits subsidised by tax payers who make up benifits for the poorly paid