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ARE POLISH PEOPLE TAKING OUR JOBS OR DOING OUR JOBS??!! DISCUSS. [126]
he talks about job stealing amongst other things
A student with ridiculous hair, that is probably only here in the first place on the strength of his mum and dad's cash, talking b0ll0cks !
"How can you steal someone's job? You can steal a car or a mobile phone, but how can you steal a job!?"
By doing it cheaper and pricing everyone else out of the market !
And as for saying that he only ever seens Eastern Europeans in the Job Centre ! That's because we all know the that the Job Centre never have decent jobs. I've not been to one in years and have changed jobs three times in the last 5 years or so.
There are flats available *today* to take. I have a good friend involved with housing in Aberdeen who assures me that if you want a roof over your head, you can have one tomorrow. Of course, your neighbours will be mostly the scum of the earth and you can expect to have at least one heroin addict in your block, but that's not the point. The flats themselves are habitable, they're secure and pefectly livable.
Personally I would never see the attraction of moving to another country to live in such conditions.
If you want anything halfway reasonable in living conditions and have to rely on the state to provide it, then the lists are long.
Do you have any means of enforcing debts on people that have gone by to Poland, for instance? If not, then it points even more at utter incompetence by those running the lending departments.
I don't know the specifics, but I think it is possible to sell the debt to a collections agency based in the country that the debtor lives in.
One look at Poland should have told them that credit isn't so easy to obtain here and to lend accordingly - people unused to easy lending will by nature go wild.
And go wild many have. I would imagine that there are some pretty flash cars running around the streets of Poland bought on the strength of money still owed to UK banks.
I agree to certain extent in that New Labour have never been on the side of the British and its way of life, but having said that, poorly managed immigration goes back decades. This isn't a situation that has dropped out of a clear blue sky.
I'm pretty much the same and have never relied on the State or the Government for anything other than the NHS and my recent experiences there are enough to make me try BUPA !
The cost of living has gone through the roof in recent times, but wages do not keep pace with it. Anyone from Poland or anywhere else that plans to stick around for any length of time will soon realise this.
Immigration needs to be properly controlled, a cap placed on numbers and an end to being able to get married for a passport. End of story.
