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[minerve 2] 13/1/2021 18:27

kettley

You have to work.
You depend on the U.K. economy.

That is obvious.


Carry on with your BS if you wish, at least it is amusing!

[utrickytrees] 13/1/2021 17:13

A flat laced diminutive hole would always be my preference PC.

[joestalin] 13/1/2021 17:03

You mean 'under German rules'.

[josh 32] 13/1/2021 16:43

Pity we aren't in EU then morrisons could employ Bulgarians for 3 euros an hour and make them work 18 hour shifts in sub freezing conditions like they do in Germany under EU rules apparently

[lefrene] 13/1/2021 16:43

H'mm a classic example of 'correct think' there from the Grauniad! Having a go at re-writing history in real time.

[k38] 13/1/2021 16:28

The American democracy was ill long before mr President Trump.. thanks to hate from the Democrats. Also this is not the first stolen election in USA. Trump presidency just prove the obvious!!

[k38] 13/1/2021 16:25

Hey Brussels.. you don't need to "worry" about workers in UK.... lolMorrisons promises at least £10 per hour pay for staff - new pay deal.(The rest soon to follow Morrison's example)Morrisons has announced a new pay deal for staff which says it will guarantee payment of at least £10 an hour for all workers.The retailer said it will be the first UK supermarket group to secure workers a £10 minimum rate when the pay increase starts in April this year.'Significant' pay increaseThe new payment policy will mark a “significantâ€? pay increase for almost 96,000 staff members, the supermarket has said.The majority of workers who will move up to the new minimum hourly rate, which is subject to a ballot vote on 27 January, will receive a nine per cent increase in their pay.At the moment, Morrisons has a minimum hourly pay rate of £9.20 per hour.

[polar fox] 13/1/2021 16:23

The Buffoon was just ambushed by the Liaison Committee and asked whether he regretted suggesting Trump should have the Nobel Peace Prize a couple of years ago. He almost choked, obviously totally unprepared. Needless to say, no sensible response.

[psychochopper] 13/1/2021 16:22

Tricky, on conkers, I know where you are coming from. We played stampsies where, if the conker detached from the string, you could run over to where it landed and stamp on it. This could often become a very violent act with blood and tears flowing in all directions.

As you say, never did anyone any long term harm and built the character. Just like British Bulldog where literally anything went. You did have softies cowering in the corner - not many, though, as that would invite further problems.

As I see it, so long as weapons are not used then lefty ponces can stick to their other normal claptrap involving gender, badgers and Murdoch.

[minerve 2] 13/1/2021 16:21

Of course IF YOU ALLOW the virus to spread it WILL MUTATE won't it!


DUH!


The SCIENCE OF BORIS.

[minerve 2] 13/1/2021 16:20

A further 1,564 people have died in the UK within 28 days of a positive Covid test - the biggest figure reported in a single day since the pandemic began.




Another 1,564 serfs out of the way, eh Boris?

[polar fox] 13/1/2021 16:11

1,564 new deaths. Wow - that's more than one every minute.

[stonedyou] 13/1/2021 15:57

Morrisons promises at least £10 per hour pay for staff - new pay deal explained.


Morrisons has announced a new pay deal for staff which says it will guarantee payment of at least £10 an hour for all workers.


The retailer said it will be the first UK supermarket group to secure workers a £10 minimum rate when the pay increase starts in April this year.

'Significant' pay increase

The new payment policy will mark a “significant” pay increase for almost 96,000 staff members, the supermarket has said.

The majority of workers who will move up to the new minimum hourly rate, which is subject to a ballot vote on 27 January, will receive a nine per cent increase in their pay.

At the moment, Morrisons has a minimum hourly pay rate of £9.20 per hour.

The rise in hourly pay will primarily be funded by investment into payroll, but around a quarter of the increase will be funded by changes to its bonus payouts.

[stonedyou] 13/1/2021 15:53

Honda halts Swindon production for third time due to parts delays.

Global semiconductor shortage forces Honda to temporarily pause production at UK site.


Honda will pause production at its Swindon factory next week due to a shortage of parts, as the pandemic continues to impact manufacturer supply chains.

In a statement issued to employees seen by the Financial Times, Honda said: "Some production activities will not run Monday 18 to Thursday 21 January due to Covid-related supply issues. The situation is currently being monitored with a view to restart production on Friday 22 January.”


The plant has temporarily closed twice since the beginning of December for supply reasons, though this is the first time the pandemic, rather than delays at the port, has been cited as a factor. It is reported that the parts in question are semiconductors - a global shortage of which has already restricted production for Volkswagen, Nissan and General Motors.

Semiconductor supply is limited because of a pandemic-induced boom in demand for consumer electronic devices that use the same materials - including smartphones, laptops and tablets - as working from home becomes more popular worldwide. Honda has cut production at several sites worldwide as a result.

[minerve 2] 13/1/2021 15:53

You did, numpty. You just don't realise it yet.

I'm not the one dependent on employment, you are.

I'm wealthy, I don't depend on the economic success of the UK, you do!

Not very bright is he! ;)