Latest Poll: 62% Would Now Vote to Rejoin

They did - that is why the lorry driver shortage is now pretty much solved. Transport companies had a shortage of drivers so increased pay and conditions which attracted more people into that line of employment. 

And Nurse training is oversubscribed - there is a very good argument that we need to increase training places.

You would think it was either from the constant whining of the losers .

Yes the constant whining about the effects of Brexit after it happened. You wouldn't believe it. 

I look forward to the respectful acceptance from Tory supporters when Labour get elected

And the stoic acceptance of democracy as the polls climb ever higher in favour of re-joining. 

Do you want to have your cake and eat it?

No it isnt that simple. The lying brexit politicians want you to think so.

If you have a shortage of labour, it means fewer people are working and need to be supported on benefits.
Now where are all the retraining programmes necessary to improve their skill set?
There arent any. So they stay on benefit.

So you have fewer employees paying taxes to pay those benefits. So any increase in their wages will be taxed higher to pay for the increasingly unemployed. They end up with no more net income than before.

Throw inflation into the pot and the pay balance is squeezed even more.

If wages were merely simple supply and demand, carers would be paid far more since there arent enough of them. Why? Because the pay is crap.

Pay rates are determined by what an employer can pay the workforce, plus their NI, and still make a profit.
If there arent enough in the workforce, the employer cant pay the wages and the company either shrinks or goes bankrupt. Both militate against contributing to national growth.

Companies need labour. That is why strikes work. And if the companies go under, the product has to be imported at a higher cost.

Wages improve not when there are fewer workers but when employees gain skills and knowledge.

As for the low paid, there is a legal limit to the lowest an employer can pay, unless they work on zero hours contracts or illegally. If someone needs to work three jobs to keep a family, the minimum wage is too low and there are too many part time jobs which pay min wage but the total per week is pitiful.

Of course higher skills command higher wages but how does that apply to cutting broccoli or cleaning toilets? Someone has to do it and if Brits dont want to, and frankly who would, then someone else has to. And where does one go to improve their other skills? It costs money if they are anywhere.
Unless you are going to do what the nazis and communists did and force people to do the work, and carve large statues to young men and women toiling for the fatherland, singing songs and always happy, you will either pay low wages or force up prices which anulls the pay rise.

It really isnt as simple as it was sold to you. It was one more Big Lie.

People retrain every day paid for by themsleves or by companies - you dont need the government to continually hold your hand.





Due to the shortage of workers we have more people in employment than ever before...

The reality is that the vast majority of cases, the only people who are unemployed at the moment are those that do not want to work.



Nope - it, like everything else in the economy, is simple supply and demand. If someone wants to buy your labour they have to meet the market price which is set by demand for labour.