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Originally Posted by Big Brian
Correct it isn't the fault of the EU but as long as we are in we are NOT training people up.
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True but I think even if we did it still would be better to recruit from a much larger pool. Only a small minority of people will ever want to work in such fields.
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That's one industry. Others have premises and are registered in other countries, I suggest yours does the same. The only problems created are the ones you create yourself. Other industries have and will make contingency plans.
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Mine isn't the problem. That however is an example of where the single market is a benefit and why leaving is an issue. Telling companies to set-up facilities elsewhere and to make contingency plans is a poor argument when there remains the option not to have to do any of this and stay in the EU.
There are many businesses that are pan-European. It's going to be a lot more difficult to detangle than people expect IMO. Trade is not just about shipping cars/equipment around.