There's no debate to be had. Brexit is done. Rejoining is just a pipe dream for those who cannot accept reality.I'm just amazed these debates are still going on to be honest. People getting played by the media and losing their marbles on twitter. That's all Brexit is now. Move on
I'm just amazed these debates are still going on to be honest. People getting played by the media and losing their marbles on twitter. That's all Brexit is now. Move on
Likemany people I reasoned that common sense would prevail and in my neck of the woods it's 99% pro-Eu. Seems like Putin won this referendum along with the US election, in 2016. Anything to destabilise Russia's 'enemies'
You don't know? Seriously? You need to catch up with some proper info. FBI knew Putin's FSB were up to no good. Bojo's muppets couldn't catch a cold but clearly there was coercion.I don't see how Russia is involved in all this.
It's just the West capitalising on it's own self foolishness.
It's the US public that elects it's president and it was the Eurosceptics who wanted Brexit about as far back as since UK joined.
I've yet to read, or hear, of food shortages in the EU. Furthermore, Northern Ireland has remained in the single market and customs union. They have no food shortages either.
Newspapers, such as the Daily Mail, Daily Express etc. were trumpeting that the shortage of delivery drivers was due to Covid. They've now changed the narrative to "not enough driving tests were carried out due to Covid". While, conveniently, ignoring the fact that they, and their readers, wanted "these forin workers out" and our "sovrinty back".
Those advocating that we should "move on" are being naive. Leaving the EU is one of the greatest acts of economic suicide ever carried out by a British government. The repercussions are now being felt. Food shortages, and the continued destruction of the world in which we live, are ingredients to foment civil unrest.
I think he is content that it all worked out just right (for him anyway)...Let's ask this man to explain to us why Brexit isn't delivering lower prices to us.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg says Brexit to lower food and wine costs by 20 percent
EXCLUSIVE: Leaving the European Union (EU) will reduce people’s food, wine and clothes bills by up to 20 per cent, said Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg.www.express.co.uk
The primary reason there are driver shortages is because of changes to the way they are paid. IR35 and changes to the way workers are remunerated are the reasons for the majority of drivers leaving the industry. These changes are having a devastating effect right across the workforce. Nothing to do with Brexit or Covid.I've yet to read, or hear, of food shortages in the EU. Furthermore, Northern Ireland has remained in the single market and customs union. They have no food shortages either.
Newspapers, such as the Daily Mail, Daily Express etc. were trumpeting that the shortage of delivery drivers was due to Covid. They've now changed the narrative to "not enough driving tests were carried out due to Covid". While, conveniently, ignoring the fact that they, and their readers, wanted "these forin workers out" and our "sovrinty back".
Those advocating that we should "move on" are being naive. Leaving the EU is one of the greatest acts of economic suicide ever carried out by a British government. The repercussions are now being felt. Food shortages, and the continued destruction of the world in which we live, are ingredients to foment civil unrest.
That may be a factor for some but not the sole reason.The primary reason there are driver shortages is because of changes to the way they are paid. IR35 and changes to the way workers are remunerated are the reasons for the majority of drivers leaving the industry. These changes are having a devastating effect right across the workforce. Nothing to do with Brexit or Covid.
IR35 feeds into all those issues including foreign labour. It's not viable for them to work in the UK given the new tax treatment.That may be a factor for some but not the sole reason.
Apparently, the average age of HGV drivers is 55 and quite a few have opted for early retirement as well.
The supply of Labour would usually be filled from agencies recruiting from all across EU. However, that option is no longer available anymore, as desired by Brexiteers.
The same principle applied for British workers seeking work elsewhere anywhere in EU. All that changed with Brexit.
So now wages and conditions will need to improve raising costs to attract British drivers. That's all well and good but obviously be prepared for price rises and some time lag in structural adjustment that'll need to take place.
I know about IR35 yes but that is not the sole reason.IR35 feeds into all those issues including foreign labour. It's not viable for them to work in the UK given the new tax treatment.
The same thing is happening across many industries. The workforce are not happy and are voting with their feet.
IR35 in the Private Sector 2020: Reviewing the upcoming reforms
Summary of our research into the attitudes of freelancers towards the changes to the off-payroll rules in the private sectorwww.ipse.co.uk
Well you clearly don't know much about it.I know about IR35 yes but that is not the sole reason.
IR35 isn't new either. Been around quite some time.
That's to stop Irish builders and Auzzie IT contractors working here and then leaving without paying taxes due. Also, there are loads of loopholes for contractors being paid in loans which are then written off.
Tax laws favour contractors and limited companies anyhow. Easy enough to work around.