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BOB.DOLE
it just stincks of hot sweaty stincky ...... and they now it name and shame the scum bags and yes the farmers are getting deisel subs.
what are they paying £1.10 per/hr for?
jbonding said:
Harvesting cabbages,
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MOZ.
jbonding said:
picking strawberries two undercover news men are exposing the corruption within this vile industry and thanks to sainsbury,s and m & s
they keep these scum bags in business.
MOZ. said:
so its sainsbury,s and m & s
that keep these scum bags in business
markie said:jbonding said:
Harvesting cabbages,
but how many an hour?
jbonding said:markie said:jbonding said:
Harvesting cabbages,
but how many an hour?
Depends on the cost of a caggage,
so 2 an hours good money when do i start
when do i start jbonding said:so 2 an hours good money
Where do you shop,
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breezer
my 2 p worth.
when you quote to a big well known company, you quite often get told what THEY want to pay for your product, you don't tell them.
So, for the farmer in this case to be able to supply the product at the price he needs to pay less in order to get that product.
think about it, what does a cabbage cost to buy? lets say 50p
lets say wage of £6 p/h that means that just to pay the picker, that picker has to pick 12 cabbages / hour.
Now that is probably easy, but the 50p is what you and I pay for the cabbage, not what a big company pay for it, they probably pay 30p (if that) for it, which now means the picker has to pick 20 cabbages / hour.
thats 20 cabbages / hour every hour, and that is only to pay themselves, the farmer needs to pay for diesel up keep of trucks, new cabbage seeds, the planting and looking after those cabbages etc.
Idealy 40 cabbages an hour minimum would be good.
Now i am not saying i agree with the farmer paying £1 p/h but it may be he has to.
Also some big companies fine you if you do not supply what you said you would when you said you would supply it by (its written in the contract)
always remeber there are 2 sides to every story, and nver believe everything you read in the paper / see on tv.
Papers print stuff from their point of view, and they manipulate things by omiting some things to make the story "worthy of reading"
After all, if the headline is
"man buys packet of crisps" it wouldn't sell many papers would it?
But if it read "man buys packet of crisps with gold soverign" you would be naturally curious as to why the soverign, where did it come from etc etc.
gossip / headlines sell papers, the truth doesn't
when you quote to a big well known company, you quite often get told what THEY want to pay for your product, you don't tell them.
So, for the farmer in this case to be able to supply the product at the price he needs to pay less in order to get that product.
think about it, what does a cabbage cost to buy? lets say 50p
lets say wage of £6 p/h that means that just to pay the picker, that picker has to pick 12 cabbages / hour.
Now that is probably easy, but the 50p is what you and I pay for the cabbage, not what a big company pay for it, they probably pay 30p (if that) for it, which now means the picker has to pick 20 cabbages / hour.
thats 20 cabbages / hour every hour, and that is only to pay themselves, the farmer needs to pay for diesel up keep of trucks, new cabbage seeds, the planting and looking after those cabbages etc.
Idealy 40 cabbages an hour minimum would be good.
Now i am not saying i agree with the farmer paying £1 p/h but it may be he has to.
Also some big companies fine you if you do not supply what you said you would when you said you would supply it by (its written in the contract)
always remeber there are 2 sides to every story, and nver believe everything you read in the paper / see on tv.
Papers print stuff from their point of view, and they manipulate things by omiting some things to make the story "worthy of reading"
After all, if the headline is
"man buys packet of crisps" it wouldn't sell many papers would it?
But if it read "man buys packet of crisps with gold soverign" you would be naturally curious as to why the soverign, where did it come from etc etc.
gossip / headlines sell papers, the truth doesn't
other points to consider they are allowed to deduct at source for there food lodgings transport clothing farting tax
in other words they will on paper pay them the minimum wage but will make exorbitant charges to bring the wages down
in other words they will on paper pay them the minimum wage but will make exorbitant charges to bring the wages down
more fugees will be saved and placed into council houses on benefits
if they are going to be here while waiting for the outcome on there cases i say make them work and make them work hard ( same goes for prisioners )
if your worried about jobs then make the work up make them dig holes and then have others filling the holes in anything to make them feel unwelcome
hey its good training and we are owed
i pay taxes so they can use my cash to set this scum up ? who asked me
i think we need to have a referendum on refugee status and those that want them to come here can pay for it or take them in there homes
how many you going to take BAS me i dont want any and i will spend my hard earned cash on my own projects
if they are going to be here while waiting for the outcome on there cases i say make them work and make them work hard ( same goes for prisioners )
if your worried about jobs then make the work up make them dig holes and then have others filling the holes in anything to make them feel unwelcome
hey its good training and we are owed
i pay taxes so they can use my cash to set this scum up ? who asked me
i think we need to have a referendum on refugee status and those that want them to come here can pay for it or take them in there homes
how many you going to take BAS me i dont want any and i will spend my hard earned cash on my own projects
BOB.DOLE said:
I don´t expect they can afford the nuclear-powered ones. Perhaps they could save a bob or two by training farm-hands as sailors?
