Can someone please tell me:
1) How you would achieve the policy of securing "British jobs for British Workers".
2) How this would not actually reduce the amount of jobs in the country by inadvertently turning away foreign companies (like the French company, so not really British anyway)
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Originally Posted by papa smurf
[quote chris]"These workers can protest if they want, but what's their strategy here? What's the endgame? What are their demands? Absolutely nothing is going to change as a result of this. Nothing can change as a result of this."
http://www.thisisgrimsby.co.uk/news/...l/article.html
the end game is imo to get the British people to back the British job market.
this will not end well, if these workers remain in the area i would have serious doubts about there safety.
"nothing can change"-- never say never. it works well enough in France, they throw a wobbler and every one caves in , i think its better to try and make a stand now rather than wish we had in the future when its too late, a great show of solidarity by the existing work force and fellow workers across the UK, makes me proud to be BRITISH . |
It has not worked in France. They have had souring unemployment for years. Even makes the current situation here look desirable. They have struggled for ages in produce jobs, and it's the fault of spineless politicians giving in to the national will of "France first".
People are not economists, just because it's so obvious to them does not mean it's correct.