"Adrian" wrote in message
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On Sat, 02 Nov 2013 07:39:53 +0000, harryagain wrote:

As I could have said before, the farmer in question has had poor
experience of getting unemployed locals to do the work. The picking
season is not that long anyway; once they've finished they push off and
come back next year. And the question of tax is gonna depend on the
integrity of the farmer.

Drivel

Thanks for the advance warning.

The picking season moves round the country and from South to North.

Within a week or three, yes. But across the full year? No. B'sides, I
thought you disliked people travelling to find work? Or is it only if
there's a national border crossed?

Many do other agricultural work too.

The vast majority of the year is FAR less labour intensive than harvest.

Well now then that just shows your ignorance.