well what do you do liza ? you work in an office of some sort, surely there must have been someone out there who can do what you can,
Apparently not.. they advertised through the UK and EU for three months without success, and its well above minimum wage.
when it's keeping our own peoples wages down and making it harder for people here to gain work because of the poles then a lot of people are talking about it , especially here in the merseyside area they will put anyone out of work it seems by living on the bare minimum with hoards of them in little houses
There are plenty of nationalities that live multiple occupants to a house, not just the Poles, and given that there wasn't a minimum wage in the UK until 1998, I struggle to understand how you can blame the Poles for the level of pay.
this nonsense about them being better workers is that NONSENSE what it is is they can be manipulated and told to work nights ,weekends for no extra cash whereas the british worker always had rights and unions
Rightly or wrongly, the British worker has an established worldwide reputation as being shirkers, and the Poles have one as being diligent hardworkers. I don't feel that the British deserve a shirker reputation, as most do actually work well enough, but the Poles in my experience do work very hard. For the majority of the Poles, they want to earn money, and will go where the work is, including weekends and evenings.
As for the trade unions, you have Margaret Thatcher to blame for that, and as you may have seen recently in the media, she is now cosying up to Gordon Brown, so I can't see any political party supporting the unions in the future.
THEY WILL WORK FOR NOTHING people here getting notices to say they are being finished the next day hoards of dirty eastern europeans doing jobs like scabs for half the pay
Recently during the postal strike in Liverpool, Royal Mail tried to bring on extra Polish workers to do the work being done by the strikers, but the ringleader of the Polish crew caught on very quickly to what Royal Mail were doing, whistled to his mates, and off they went to the pub, shaking hands with the strikers on the way.
I also know that support crew in our offices, who are mainly Polish, do belong to a union, because every once and a while we get a sign up saying 'Union Meeting', (although I admit I don't know which one).
i got my sources from migrationwatch uk, the politicians will lie
Migration Watch is anti migration, so don't you think that what they publish is likely to be skewed?
Liza you have got to be the boring person on this site(apart from me)....Feel free to go back to New Zealand....i'm sure the UK economy won't suffer....and take take your husband with you!
Given that you were posting that at 10.45pm on a Friday night, I'd say that marks you out as boring where as I was out having a good time :-)