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5.3 million working age adults in Britain are drawing out-of-work state benefit payments.
More immigration, should please sone
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5.3 million working age adults in Britain are drawing out-of-work state benefit payments.
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I've read several news articles on this now and I still can't find any reference to excluding European nationals. Where are you getting this information from?
We had that, it was called being in The EU.
…while they invest in training UK workers? Not a f'king chance! If it’s cheap, UK firms will use them. Gone are the days when a company would spend 4 years training an apprentice. Maybe if they can’t lay their hands on an unlimited supply of cheap skilled workers they might decide to grow their own.
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German Labour Chief Says Germany Needs 400,000 Skilled Immigrants Yearly to Tackle Skilled Workers' Shortage
The Head of the Federal Employment Agency, Detlef Scheele, said that Germany needs 400,000 new workers per year to fill the labour market, which can be possible by admitting more immigrants to the country, meaning that Germany’s economy is currently dependent on immigration. According to...
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Dont tell me, tell Kwarteng
Although one has to say that if those who are supposedly doing the 'training' boast of enjoying holidays at taxpayers' expense, then maybe the incentive to work hard isn't there anymore?
What sort of example is being set by such practices do you suppose?
That is wrong Andy
you are quoting people claiming universal credit.
that can include people working, carers allowance, disability allowance etc.
1.9m claim unemployment benefit
Yep...
But brexiteers don't give a sh*t about the mess they've left the UK in from their xenophobic stupidity...
Thankfully many of them are now 1.8288 metres under, so a reversal won't be long in coming!
Why would the UK be any different?German Labour Chief Says Germany Needs 400,000 Skilled Immigrants Yearly to Tackle Skilled Workers' Shortage
The Head of the Federal Employment Agency, Detlef Scheele, said that Germany needs 400,000 new workers per year to fill the labour market, which can be possible by admitting more immigrants to the country, meaning that Germany’s economy is currently dependent on immigration. According to...
Germany has the whole EU to look to for recruitment, with very little red tape required.
UK has the ..............erm ....... the rest of the world for immigration. Except that the UK is making itself very anti-immigrant with its policies.
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As I see it, it means less available from Europe to fill the vacancies here.
So why did they need to ease visa requirements for non eu countries?
These jobs that people talk about, in a lot of cases are non jobs in reality.
Town Halls, hospitals etc are full of people involved with box ticking health and safety protocols, diversity etc etc.
There's a whole industry of box tickers that could be halved at a stroke if it wasn't for the ambulance chasers, the legal departments growing fat on the stupidity we've placed ourselves in.
Town Halls, hospitals etc are full of people involved with box ticking health and safety protocols, diversity etc etc.
There's a whole industry of box tickers that could be halved at a stroke if it wasn't for the ambulance chasers, the legal departments growing fat on the stupidity we've placed ourselves in.
Did they?
Number of claimants
State Pension
12,496,000
Universal Credit
5,561,000
Housing Benefit
2,639,000
Personal Independence Payment *
2,599,000
Employment and Support Allowance
1,724,000
Attendance Allowance
1,517,000
Pension Credit
1,383,000
Carer’s Allowance
1,320,000
Disability Living Allowance *
1,210,000
Income Support
190,000
Jobseeker’s Allowance
110,000
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