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Old 09-12-2020, 17:25   #4832
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Re: Brexit-Transitional Period Ends 31/12/20

Brexit news live: UK and EU 'on the precipice' of trade talks collapse, says Irish PM - ahead of Johnson's Brussels trip
https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-ne...ssels-12155941

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
Why would Ineos take on 3,500 people at Swindon, when they only needed 200 initially and only up to 500 people? Pure nonsense.
As a result of this, Portugal is also losing out on the proposed plant for making the bodies and chassis. Has Portugal been affected by Brexit?
I'm not sure that kind of negative thinking is what is needed in Brexit Britain. We need to be seizing opportunities and thinking through how things can be achieved and not how they can't.
Ineos could have taken on those staff it needs and build up from that. If it does assembly work for Honda then I'm sure an agreement can be made for the necessary staff to stay on as long as needed and Honda can then fund their redundancy payments. Pure strawman nonsense to suggest they would all be taken on.
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