The self-employed Polish plumber will be a thing of the past. Uber taxis in Britain’s big cities could be harder to come by. Anybody who wants to hire a Lithuanian nanny will have to pay them £500 a week – and make sure the taxman knows about it.
Of course there should be a points based system. All developed countries have them. We have enough benefits scroungers... we stop their benefits and send them to pick cabbages. It's not hard.
FuckBusiness
But they need to appease the racists and xenophobes.
Can you imagine the outrage if British Gvt setting this as a minimum wage. Just saying.............
Very rich misfits and weirdos entitled to run the country by the very dumb and the very poor. Well done UK!
Good. Maybe they’ll have to improve terms and conditions and attract British workers.
'Farage said the candidacy of Patel Sr, who fled to Britain from Uganda in the 1960s to escape the dictatorship of Idi Amin..' Would Priti's Dad have made the grade, one wonders...
Simply astounding (and very disappointing) how the Guardian has become a cheerleader for neoliberalism, as this article so amply demonstrates. Countries should, for the most part, focus on employing & investing in the development of their own people.
ПАПУАСЫ НЕ ПОДДЕРЖИВАЮТ МАТЕРИНСТВО ?
1:55 AM · 19 февр. 2020 г НАЛОГ НА НЯНЮ 500 ? МНОГО МАЛЕНЬКИХ ЯДЕРНЫХ ВЗРЫВОВ ХУЖЕ ЧЕМ ОДИН БОЛЬШОЙ
Since when has the Guardian been running propaganda for big business?
Is the Guardian funded by the Koch Brothers?
Interesting use of a photo of a Pimlico Plumbers' van, considering the company clearly does all it can to pay its staff as little as it can get away with. No wonder its owner was so desperate to remain in the EU...
Brexit working its magic
Can’t have the cake and eat it.
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