[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Seriously Johnny! Even you can't deny 1000 jobs in one hit is a big loss to the economy

No one is posting anger at HSBC. I find that hilarious. No one is losing their job. They have the option of moving.

[Cherie]

[QUOTE=Johnnyuk123;8758586]No one is posting anger at HSBC. I find that hilarious. No one is losing their job. They have the option of moving.[/QUOT

Is that not loss to revenue? What about families?

[Johnnyuk123]

[QUOTE=Cherie;8758601]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

No one is posting anger at HSBC. I find that hilarious. No one is losing their job. They have the option of moving.[/QUOT

Is that not loss to revenue? What about families?

Companies move around all the time and long before the leave vote won. So who do we blame for all those who lost their jobs long before the referendum result came in?

[Cherie]

[QUOTE=Johnnyuk123;8758608]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Companies move around all the time and long before the leave vote won. So who do we blame for all those who lost their jobs long before the referendum result came in?

This is as a direct result of Brexit though so we know exactly who to blame

[jaxie]

[QUOTE=Cherie;8758601]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

No one is posting anger at HSBC. I find that hilarious. No one is losing their job. They have the option of moving.[/QUOT

Is that not loss to revenue? What about families?

There have also been cases where the EU funded a company's movement out of the UK to another country in the past. Job's were lost there too.

[Ammi]

..it's inevitable as London has been a financial capital of Europe and has now voted out of Europe...it's too early for the domino effect though and sadly, as with all recessions..it will be the very vulnerable and weak that are most effected....

[bots]

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123

No one is posting anger at HSBC. I find that hilarious. No one is losing their job. They have the option of moving.

Its a legal requirement that hsbc can't handle the euro if the uk are not part of an agreement to do so, which they obtained through membership of the EU, so hsbc will be moving that department to a country where they can. The same will apply to all other banks that handle that aspect in the uk.

It seems to me that the brexit voters didn't give a crap about consequences, because they were fed crap like experts don't know anything.