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Old 10-11-2019, 11:07 AM #1
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On work visas yes, so how will that impact on secure employment in the UK. And what of unskilled workers?
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If they don't have skills, we don't need them to work, as someone else can do it.
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If they don't have skills, we don't need them to work, as someone else can do it.
This attitude is devastating to productivity though. I think the confusion comes from the term "unskilled", which in fact more accurately means "without formal qualifications". You can't replace an experienced migrant worker with an unmotivated, slack-jawed local and expect them to work to the same standard. Yes there are plenty of unemployed people in the UK but the ugly elephant in the room that no one seems willing to address, is that many of them are simply unemployable in MANY "unskilled" roles.
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If they don't have skills, we don't need them to work, as someone else can do it.
Can you explain why farmers were complaining about the lack off workers to pick fruit?
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They will have to allow them for the Business
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