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  Clusterfuck UK "Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org> - 2022-11-17 10:38 +0100
    Re: Clusterfuck UK Goetz Schultz <ng.expire1222@goetz.co.uk> - 2022-11-17 16:43 +0000
    Re: Clusterfuck UK Peter McD <peter.posts@gmx.net> - 2022-11-23 11:00 +0100
      Re: Clusterfuck UK "Dr. Joachim Neudert" <neudert@5sl.org> - 2022-11-23 11:38 +0100
        Re: Clusterfuck UK Ulf Kutzner <Ulf.Kutzner@web.de> - 2022-11-23 03:14 -0800

#574694 — Clusterfuck UK

Wenn schon der Daily Telegraph aka "Brexit Central" das erkennt:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/16/inflation-latest-news-ftse-100-crypto-prices-markets-budget/

Das einzige OECD Land in dem die Arbeitskräfte weniger wurden. Klar, die 
EU-Jobber gingen heim, als unerwünscht. No more polish plumbers.
Anscheindend kann man in den Pubs von Tim Martin Whetherspoons  nicht 
genügend vorher auf die EU schimpfende Briten motivieren wieder selber 
Hand anzulegen?


"A surge in early retirement and long-term sickness has left Britain 
facing a unique "labour force shock" among rich nations, Andrew Bailey 
has warned.

The Governor of the Bank of England told MPs the UK is the only 
industrialised economy to have suffered a sharp fall in the size of its 
workforce since the pandemic.

The shrinking labour force is one of three drivers behind surging 
inflation, Mr Bailey said. Data showed price rises climbed to a 41-year 
high of 11.1pc in October.

The Governor blamed the price rises on a shrinking workforce, supply 
chain bottlenecks and Russia's war in Ukraine. Unlike the later two 
factors, Britain stands alone among developed nations when it comes to a 
shrinking workforce.

"The UK is the only OECD country showing this pattern of labour force 
shock," Mr Bailey told MPs on the Treasury Select Committee.

Growing NHS waiting lists have left a record 2.5m people unable to work 
because of long-term illness. This is up from around 2 million in 2019, 
with an extra 133,000 people falling out of the workforce as a result of 
long-term sickness in the three months to September alone."


(Telegraph kann man lesen wenn man Javascript deaktiviert)


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#574773

On 17/11/2022 09:38, Dr. Joachim Neudert wrote:
> Wenn schon der Daily Telegraph aka "Brexit Central" das erkennt:
> 
> https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/16/inflation-latest-news-ftse-100-crypto-prices-markets-budget/
> 
> Das einzige OECD Land in dem die Arbeitskräfte weniger wurden. Klar, die 
> EU-Jobber gingen heim, als unerwünscht. No more polish plumbers.
> Anscheindend kann man in den Pubs von Tim Martin Whetherspoons  nicht 
> genügend vorher auf die EU schimpfende Briten motivieren wieder selber 
> Hand anzulegen?
> 
> 
> "A surge in early retirement and long-term sickness has left Britain 
> facing a unique "labour force shock" among rich nations, Andrew Bailey 
> has warned.
> 
> The Governor of the Bank of England told MPs the UK is the only 
> industrialised economy to have suffered a sharp fall in the size of its 
> workforce since the pandemic.
> 
> The shrinking labour force is one of three drivers behind surging 
> inflation, Mr Bailey said. Data showed price rises climbed to a 41-year 
> high of 11.1pc in October.
> 
> The Governor blamed the price rises on a shrinking workforce, supply 
> chain bottlenecks and Russia's war in Ukraine. Unlike the later two 
> factors, Britain stands alone among developed nations when it comes to a 
> shrinking workforce.
> 
> "The UK is the only OECD country showing this pattern of labour force 
> shock," Mr Bailey told MPs on the Treasury Select Committee.
> 
> Growing NHS waiting lists have left a record 2.5m people unable to work 
> because of long-term illness. This is up from around 2 million in 2019, 
> with an extra 133,000 people falling out of the workforce as a result of 
> long-term sickness in the three months to September alone."
> 
> 
> (Telegraph kann man lesen wenn man Javascript deaktiviert)
> 
> 

Wie war das doch? Alles nur "Project Fear"?

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#575520

Am 17.11.22 um 10:38 schrieb Dr. Joachim Neudert:
> Wenn schon der Daily Telegraph aka "Brexit Central" das erkennt:
> 
> https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/16/inflation-latest-news-ftse-100-crypto-prices-markets-budget/
> 

Der Telegraph legt nach
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/11/22/pressure-rejoin-eu-will-grow-brexit-not-seen-deliver/

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/23/incredibly-tories-have-squandered-another-year-brexit/

kann man lesen: Firefox, Noscript Defaulteinstellungen.

Die Leserbriefe übrigens auch, wenn man in Noscript

telegraph.co.uk
viafoura.co
viafoura.net

temporär zulässt.

Gruß
Peter

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#575531

Am 23.11.22 um 11:00 schrieb Peter McD:
> Der Telegraph legt nach
> https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/11/22/pressure-rejoin-eu-will-grow-brexit-not-seen-deliver/
> 
> https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/11/23/incredibly-tories-have-squandered-another-year-brexit/
> 
> kann man lesen: Firefox, Noscript Defaulteinstellungen.
> 
> Die Leserbriefe übrigens auch, wenn man in Noscript
> 
> telegraph.co.uk
> viafoura.co
> viafoura.net
> 
> temporär zulässt.


Oh geil, das klappt! Super...

Endlich kann ich wieder die Kommentare der Brexiteers dazu lesen...

Danke!
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#575543

Ländischwätzi verbreitete am Mittwoch, 23. November 2022 um 11:38:42 UTC+1 Gossensprache wie folgt:

> Oh geil,

Der soll sich noch einmal ereifern...

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