I believe he actually comes from a rather middle class village in Leicestershire.
Some Tories now talking about paying the EU to allow us a 'managed transition period' to leave with no deal as we are so under prepared for it, what a mess!!
She signed the Single European Act in 1986 which created the Single Market and thus all the regulations that came with it.
Single European Act that Maggie signed, forerunner to Maastricht
The resultant treaty aimed to create a "Single Market" in the Community by 1992, and as a means of achieving this adopted a more collaborative legislative process, later known as the cooperation procedure, which gave the European Parliament a real say in legislating for the first time and introduced more majority voting in the Council of Ministers.[1] Under the procedure the Council could, with the support of Parliament and acting on a proposal by the Commission, adopt a legislative proposal by a qualified majority, but the Council could also overrule a rejection of a proposed law by the Parliament by adopting a proposal unanimously.[2]
Some Tories now talking about paying the EU to allow us a 'managed transition period' to leave with no deal as we are so under prepared for it, what a mess!!
like giving employees a share of profit, giving normal staff members a voice on the board and scaling wages inline with company profits or targets.
I worked for a company for many years did a profit share bonus scheme. It was only ever productive as everyone had a vested interest in doing their very best in their job. The bonus wasn’t based on rank either it was at the bosses discretion. So essentially a store man could have been taking a bigger bonus than someone in middle management if the manager thought he added more value to the business. It happened too, I remember one middle manager who resigned after learning that the van driver got a bigger bonus than him. He was a cock though and the driver was like having an extra sales representative as he would always ask if they needed anything dropping out later and come back from his morning run clutching orders, customers loved him and he didn’t have any ambition to be anything other than the driver but he understood that if he did something as simple as asking if there’s anything else you need then it would reflect in his annual bonus.
Profit share is a good idea in my experience.
First post in here so treat me gently - ITS A FUCKIN APPALLING DEAL - you can see the smiles on Juncker and Barnier whose salary we are financing - whatever they are happy with stinks for UK - so we tell them to fuck off - Maggie would have pulled the drawbar up and said you come here to negotiate
Reconciliation: Role of British Foreign, Defence and International Development Policy - Hansard
Just found out this was what they discussed in the House of Lords once the vote was pulled. Lots for coventrians to be proud of
We didn't join up to the EU and all the rules, regulations and laws that cane with it. We joined up with the common market.If you agree to the terms of trade, you are letting someone trade with yourself by allowing him some access to your country in return for some access to his country. That is a loss of some control of your country. If you are a member NATO or the UN, or if you have signed the Genera Convention you have also given up some sovereignty. You are trading some of your sovereignty for the benefits of being in a multilateral organisation. It is normal.
Very good chance you are right. But it would give us 12 months from leaving to sort a trade deal out. And I would guess it would include paying for the privilege.I like it when you balance opinions. I think no deal will be disastrous for business
But what regulations did Maggie sign up to which are in place now and then make a list of all those that have come in since.She signed the Single European Act in 1986 which created the Single Market and thus all the regulations that came with it.
And there you have my point.Single European Act that Maggie signed, forerunner to Maastricht
The resultant treaty aimed to create a "Single Market" in the Community by 1992, and as a means of achieving this adopted a more collaborative legislative process, later known as the cooperation procedure, which gave the European Parliament a real say in legislating for the first time and introduced more majority voting in the Council of Ministers.[1] Under the procedure the Council could, with the support of Parliament and acting on a proposal by the Commission, adopt a legislative proposal by a qualified majority, but the Council could also overrule a rejection of a proposed law by the Parliament by adopting a proposal unanimously.[2]
I have been saying for a couple of years that I can see us paying for the privilege. Look at the countries with EU deals that are not in the EU. They pay for the privilege.Some Tories now talking about paying the EU to allow us a 'managed transition period' to leave with no deal as we are so under prepared for it, what a mess!!
It is the same as the company I work for. It is a large American company. For pay awards we look at the top 10% paid and aim to be in that percentile. We have a share scheme. We receive a bonus and also private healthcare.I worked for a large Canadian/American corporation that did this, (used to get an annual award in 70% shares and 30% cash), though you couldn't sell the shares for 5 years and there were penalties when you left.
Was a really good idea and Corbyn has suggested making it law for all firms employing over 250 people though I'm not sure you should be able to force companies to do it nor if it's viable for companies that small but it is something worth looking into.
It also used to annually review wages in line with competitors and and we had a couple of really big rises on the back of these reviews.
This is a huge corporation that turned over 38 billion dollars in 2017 so it's not some tree hugging cooperative and these ideas worked really well.
But as I have said she wouldn't have let it get to this situation. Like in the link that I provided where she has saved us 111 billion over the years from the rebate she got us. We have had nothing since nodding donkeys since Maggie.Maggie would’ve cancelled Brexit. Let’s be honest, she was an old school Conservative who cafes about the economy and trade.
If we don’t get the result we wanted and not sure about what that traitor said we should have another vote until we win.... say best of 5 or a penalty shoot out in the commons lobby?Heard it on the radio and it was reported as 'stupid woman' but when i saw it its deffo 'stupid people'.........Surely a vote is needed on here......Whoaaaa Just read Astute's post and he reckon's 'stupid person'.....Think he could right so f the vote !
We didn't join up to the EU and all the rules, regulations and laws that cane with it. We joined up with the common market.
So what hasn't changed to what we joined up to and what it has become now?
And there you have my point.
Some on here are trying to say that we would have had the same in every way if we still had Maggie or someone as strong as her in charge.
But as I have said she wouldn't have let it get to this situation. Like in the link that I provided where she has saved us 111 billion over the years from the rebate she got us. We have had nothing since nodding donkeys since Maggie.
Yes she was a bitch. But sometimes it was good to have someone strong who wouldn't back down.
I have been saying for a couple of years that I can see us paying for the privilege. Look at the countries with EU deals that are not in the EU. They pay for the privilege.
What makes you think we would have it any differently?
And there you have my point.
Some on here are trying to say that we would have had the same in every way if we still had Maggie or someone as strong as her in charge.
I have been saying for a couple of years that I can see us paying for the privilege. Look at the countries with EU deals that are not in the EU. They pay for the privilege.
What makes you think we would have it any differently?
But as I have said she wouldn't have let it get to this situation. Like in the link that I provided where she has saved us 111 billion over the years from the rebate she got us. We have had nothing since nodding donkeys since Maggie.
Yes she was a bitch. But sometimes it was good to have someone strong who wouldn't back down.
Just reading a quote Nadine Dorries has made in the last day or two, she said tge rest of the world outside of the EU trade under WTO, imagine if Diane Abbot had said that?
The tories are making gaffs like this daily and showing no understanding of current events.
We are absolutely fucked with this level of stupidity governing us.
Which is what I have been saying about them. A waste if space. And that is the best if them.Just reading a quote Nadine Dorries has made in the last day or two, she said tge rest of the world outside of the EU trade under WTO, imagine if Diane Abbot had said that?
The tories are making gaffs like this daily and showing no understanding of current events.
We are absolutely fucked with this level of stupidity governing us.
A population of 65m, with (in relative terms to many) money to spend.I have been saying for a couple of years that I can see us paying for the privilege. Look at the countries with EU deals that are not in the EU. They pay for the privilege.
What makes you think we would have it any differently?
A population of 65m, with (in relative terms to many) money to spend.
Hence, Tusk comments about Poland~UK leaving the EU...they want to sell here they have to pay too would be the likely result so in the end it would mostly balance out
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Just got a letter from my life assurance fund with Scottish Widows. They and most other insurers will be opening offices in the EU post Brexit. I have to sign a new contract with the EU subsidiary. There is a hearing on 14. March in London to approve the move. They have chosen Luxemburg because of it’s stable conjuncture and international experience of licensing cross border insurers. This costs them money which will be passed on to customers and they won’t be coming back even with a second referendum. Add to that that the English beer brand that I sell is now coming from Holland and I can see the damage that Brexit is doing in my own small world. No tangible benefits in sight as billions are spent taking on new civil servants and preparing for chaos. There are 17,4 million people who voted for this. A policy encouraged by our biggest adversaries and discouraged by our closest allies. Something wrong here.
Can you tell me how Scottish widows office opening will cost people money?
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