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By *ara J OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Trillions or billions of gazillions it's not about money it's about foreign muck coming here shagging our wimin and taking all the good jobs then sending our brit pounds back to the EU to their foreign wives and kids .Also im not sure you could fit that many zeros on the side of a big red bus .  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Trillions or billions of gazillions it's not about money it's about foreign muck coming here shagging our wimin and taking all the good jobs then sending our brit pounds back to the EU to their foreign wives and kids .Also im not sure you could fit that many zeros on the side of a big red bus . "
Well if you had fuck all before the referendum, And fuck all after it you might as well vote for fuck all if there is another one |
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By *ara J OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
Some will see it that way.
I’ve no great fondness for the financial sector.
It’s a bastion of greed and exploitation.
But the cold truth is that it currently delivers some 12 per cent of all tax receipts collected by the UK Government.
That is a lotta lotta money. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Another bad influence of brexit on the country. Unfortunately, City will not be a financial capital anymore. And all this thanks to hypocrisy, lies, populism and nationalism. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Trillions or billions of gazillions it's not about money it's about foreign muck coming here shagging our wimin and taking all the good jobs then sending our brit pounds back to the EU to their foreign wives and kids .Also im not sure you could fit that many zeros on the side of a big red bus .
Well if you had fuck all before the referendum, And fuck all after it you might as well vote for fuck all if there is another one "
And what's the point in voting anyway when your vote is worth fuck all. |
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By *obka3Couple
over a year ago
bournemouth |
"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
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Well if your figures are correct then those 7000 were paying nearly 86,000 in tax each,nice work if you can get, and you wonder why those in poorly paid jobs dont give a fuck about them |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
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We can simply ignore their report as it is only an estimate.
Assets get transferred regularly.
Like opinion polls the only thing that matters is the result on the day.
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
North West |
"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
We can simply ignore their report as it is only an estimate.
Assets get transferred regularly.
Like opinion polls the only thing that matters is the result on the day.
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You can change your name regularly, you can set up multiple profiles and you can hide behind a shadow and change your location.
But... you never get away from a style of articulation that will give you away every time.
Isn't that right Pat? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
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It's what the "people" voted for  |
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We can simply ignore their report as it is only an estimate.
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Because let's face it if they only transfer away 990 billion instead of the full trillion, it's nothing to worry about. Though we'll be really buggered if the estimate is wrong the other way, and its actually 1.01 trillion that goes. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
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Sounds like a step in the right direction. The Evening Standard has a figure of 100 000 job losses a few years ago.
That is why I always just ignore these scare mongering reports.
I walk past lots of offices in the City of London every day. I have yet to see any unlet offices or office developments being abandoned because of Brexit. |
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By *ara J OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
We haven't left the EU yet.
We won't see the full effects on day 1, month 1, or year 1.
The impact will be measured over several years as it works its way through the business decision-making cycle.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The consultancy EY publishes a regular report on the impact of Brexit on the UK financial sector.
It’s latest report estimates £1 trillion of assets will be moved out of the UK before March 29 because of the uncertainty.
The number of jobs in the City being moved to the Continent is now estimated at 7000.
This is based on tracking of public declarations by 222 UK-based companies.
The estimated loss to the Treasury in employment taxes alone is £600m a year. EY says this is a conservative estimate.
Estimated losses of tax arising from asset management are £2bn a year at one end of the scale and £10bn at the other.
Frankfurt is the most popular relocation destination, followed by Paris and Dublin.
Conservative estimates are that revenue from the City to the Treasury will fall by 10-20 per cent.
Brexit - the gift that keeps on giving
Sounds like a step in the right direction. The Evening Standard has a figure of 100 000 job losses a few years ago.
That is why I always just ignore these scare mongering reports.
I walk past lots of offices in the City of London every day. I have yet to see any unlet offices or office developments being abandoned because of Brexit. "
Every economist is wrong. Brexit is saved. A random internet person hasn’t seen any unlet offices that are empty because of Brexit before Brexit has happened.
Outstanding piece of analysis. |
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By *ara J OP TV/TS
over a year ago
Bristol East |
Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid."
Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off."
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS  |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off."
And what exactly did ‘the people vote for’? The leave voters all voted for May’s deal, right ?
-Matt |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS "
Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life. |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
near ipswich |
"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
And what exactly did ‘the people vote for’? The leave voters all voted for May’s deal, right ?
-Matt"
To leave matt, cant see where you have a problem seeing that,mays deal no deal i dont care they both get us out either way. |
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS "
Its time to be sensible and step away from the cliff edge and prevent the lemmings from dragging us over..I agree. |
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life. "
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this. |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
And what exactly did ‘the people vote for’? The leave voters all voted for May’s deal, right ?
-MattTo leave matt, cant see where you have a problem seeing that,mays deal no deal i dont care they both get us out either way."
And there we have it. In a nutshell.
This is your problem.
Why are you not able to see this yet?
You have no idea what 'leave' means, hence it can't be delivered.
Three years. And you are still here. At the same point. Spouting random platitudes and refusing to actually get into any detail. This is why we are in this mess.
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this."
Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit. |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit."
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-Matt |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-Matt"
That is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best. |
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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-MattThat is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best."
And what makes you think they would increase pay to get the best? The government has had the ability to do that all along, and hadn't done. Regardless of brexit. Now it is going to be even harder pressed to do it, as it has been financially bankrupting itself spunking money up the wall on brexit.
And try reading what I wrote. I never claimed all leave voters were racist, did I? I said that brexit has emboldened all the racists. What is it with leave voters not getting this point? Whenever racists are mentioned, leave voters keep having to point out "Not all leave voters are racists!". Guilty conscience or something?
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-MattThat is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best."
You do get the irony of this don’t you? We will save £350m (unproven) per week by leaving the EU, give it to the NHS and then they have to pay EU residents more than £350m a week to come over here and ‘take our jobs’!? What a farce |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-MattThat is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best.
You do get the irony of this don’t you? We will save £350m (unproven) per week by leaving the EU, give it to the NHS and then they have to pay EU residents more than £350m a week to come over here and ‘take our jobs’!? What a farce "
What are you on "take our jobs"? if a country needs to recruit of course they will,when have i ever said save £350m? and yes i think the nurses should be paid more where ever they come from europe china asia africa makes no odds to me.You make the common mistake that everyone voted to leave because of immigration and numbers on a bus,wrong but a common mistake. |
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-MattThat is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best.
You do get the irony of this don’t you? We will save £350m (unproven) per week by leaving the EU, give it to the NHS and then they have to pay EU residents more than £350m a week to come over here and ‘take our jobs’!? What a farce What are you on "take our jobs"? if a country needs to recruit of course they will,when have i ever said save £350m? and yes i think the nurses should be paid more where ever they come from europe china asia africa makes no odds to me.You make the common mistake that everyone voted to leave because of immigration and numbers on a bus,wrong but a common mistake."
I forgot you are the all knowing Oracle! People listened to the rubbish coming from Boris on re distributing £350m to the NHS. They also saw it as a way of managing immigration.
Your answer seems to be to pay people to come to the UK to do the jobs they were already doing, just pay them more. It takes years to train up nurses and doctors, so Brexit cannot be fixed by training graduates. The economic bullshit espoused by Brexiteers is laughable, or it would be if it didn’t make you weep. |
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By *ostafunMan
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"Investment by sovereign wealth funds in the UK dropped from $21bn in 2017 to $1.8bn in 2018 because of Brexit uncertainty, according to a report today from IE Business School, Madrid.Exactly "uncertainty" what the country and business needs is certainty so if all these remain mp,s would get on with what the people voted for and vote to leave we would all be better off.
It is time to Revoke Article 50 and bring back certainty. We are now forecasted to be short of 70k nurses and 7k doctors over the next 5 years, so Brexit is really helping the NHS Would these be remain forecasts by any chance?Time for democracy and get out and all get on with life.
Nope NHS forecasts. Just because something doesn’t fit with your view of the cosmos doesn’t mean it is wrong or produced by Remainers. It highlights the problems the NHS is facing and Brexit does not help this.Do you not understand that if the nhs need those nurses and doctors they can still recruit them ? leaving the eu does not mean we are bitter enemies and no one will ever come to the uk.Do you actually think that europeans will be banned from working here if we need their skills.The key to getting the best is pay the best nothing to do with brexit.
But they can't can they? The government is setting the visa salary requirement at a level above what the NHS is paying them. So literally they can't do it.
Even if the government sort their shit out with this, why would they every want to come here? Brexit has emboldened all the racists and xenophobes in the country to believe that they are better than anyone else and that foreigners should not be here or are lesser people.
-MattThat is your perception i would say a very small % who voted leave are racist and xenophobes its a typical remain view which is another lie perpetuated by remain.If you read my post i said that they need to increase pay to get the best you need to pay the best.
You do get the irony of this don’t you? We will save £350m (unproven) per week by leaving the EU, give it to the NHS and then they have to pay EU residents more than £350m a week to come over here and ‘take our jobs’!? What a farce What are you on "take our jobs"? if a country needs to recruit of course they will,when have i ever said save £350m? and yes i think the nurses should be paid more where ever they come from europe china asia africa makes no odds to me.You make the common mistake that everyone voted to leave because of immigration and numbers on a bus,wrong but a common mistake.
I forgot you are the all knowing Oracle! People listened to the rubbish coming from Boris on re distributing £350m to the NHS. They also saw it as a way of managing immigration.
Your answer seems to be to pay people to come to the UK to do the jobs they were already doing, just pay them more. It takes years to train up nurses and doctors, so Brexit cannot be fixed by training graduates. The economic bullshit espoused by Brexiteers is laughable, or it would be if it didn’t make you weep."
.Have you ever ask me why i want to leave the eu?no, so dont presume what i want to leave for or try to insult me just because i dont fit into your idea of a leaver. |
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