Re:A shortage of workers is driving up wages: are we enterin...
by imtringued on Monday June 07, 2021 @04:00AM
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>In that context, the recent spectacle of the Brexiter founder of the Wetherspoons pub chain, Tim Martin, moaning about his sector’s recruitment headaches and demanding “some sort of preferential visa system for EU workers” was grimly hilarious
A lot of people are against immigration because they compete in the labor market and take their jobs. This fuels right wing parties or the Brexit referendum. The real problem weren't the immigrants, they are just a group of people you throw out of the country, i.e. it's a something where you can exert control on the supply side of the labor market. The actual problem is that there simply wasn't enough work for everyone because the upper class kept hoarding fiat tokens.
A lot of people are against immigration because they compete in the labor market and take their jobs. This fuels right wing parties or the Brexit referendum. The real problem weren't the immigrants, they are just a group of people you throw out of the country, i.e. it's a something where you can exert control on the supply side of the labor market. The actual problem is that there simply wasn't enough work for everyone because the upper class kept hoarding fiat tokens.