The EU debate - Part II

Wanna a slap?....you know it all northern twatt.

 

I speak only fackhts...

 

Exactly.

 

This thread still going on

 

Not in the real world Custard but probably in yours

 

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But the voices in my head say to keep wumming you all up.

 

Lloyds plans 3,000 jobs cull, fresh branch closures after Brexit shock

http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-lloyds-results-idUKKCN1080GG

The good news is, the regular Joes who are losing their jobs can feel proud that they've got their country back.

 

What a surprise! Now GlaxoSmithKline announces £275m investment and new jobs as it says Britain remains 'attractive' despite Brexit – just weeks after it warned against leaving the EU.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...xit-just-weeks-warned-against-leaving-EU.html

 

FT250 back upto pre brexit levels
FT100 way over pre brexit levels

DOOOOOM I tell you

 

Fear not, Boris will negotiate a good trade deal for them.

 

I hate to piss on your ships Kustard as I know that you rarely get beyond the Daily Mail headlines but this one is worth explaining. The key line in that Daily Mail (it's always the Daily Mail with you!) article is this "the UK was still an attractive location to do business thanks to its skilled workforce and competitive tax system."

Skilled workforce: many of them are the foreigners you're so terrified of and want deported. To keep companies investing in the UK we will need to keep the scary foreigners here and probably get some more.

Competitive tax system: you'll pay for their competitive tax system. If companies pay less tax, we pay more. It's that simple.

In other news, Lloyds Bank, a company that is partially owned by the British government, is laying off 3,000 people.

 

All Lloyds have done is accelerate the process.

 

City Airport in London has been announced bringing in 1,600 new jobs.

Fast food giant McDonald’s also said it wants to create an extra 5,000 jobs here by the end of next year with its UK chief executive Paul Pomroy saying: “We remain committed to the UK.”

 

http://stv.tv/news/uk/1362021-brexit-lloyds-bank-to-axe-3000-jobs-and-shut-200-branches/

 

Thanks

The part state-backed bank said a cost-cutting programme announced in 2014 will be extended and the "expected lower for longer interest rate environment" will see the new cuts come into effect by the end of 2017.

 

I'm afraid I'll have to piss on your GSK bonfire too, Custard. As I pointed out yesterday, the largest part of what GSK manufactures in the UK is exported. So, with the pound doing a nosedive, yes it's good for them and all exporters.

Unfortunately, as the UK runs a huge trade deficit, there's going to be more bad news than good over the coming months

 

but but but we got our country back. yay!

 

We got back 'control' and 'democracy'... ohh wait... errr... oops!