On 12/02/2015 21:44, Adrian wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015 21:34:09 +0000, Capitol wrote:

I see you are misquoting propaganda again. The cost of an unemployed
Briton is at least £10K per year. 1 million immigrant workers costs
£10Bn, so that is a net loss of £5Bn, which the British taxpayers have
to find.

Let's play make-believe, shall we?

You are an employer. You have a relatively generic job that needs
filling. Two people, equally able and equally motivated have applied.

One has strong connections with the local area and good communication
skills.
The other has few local connections, and relatively poor communication
skills.

Which would you give the job to?

Most employers would give the job to the candidate who would accept the
lowest pay and the weakest contract.

Now, if the second one is consistently getting the job over the first
one, then might that be because the first one is lacking in ability and/
or motivation?

So what you're suggesting is that British business should ham-string
itself by being restricted to hiring only from the second-rate candidates?

It already does.


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Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk