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Post by jonksy on Sept 27, 2023 4:44:57 GMT
Brexit Britain is conquering the US - proving 'anti-British' Joe Biden and Remainers wrongWith the signing of the trade deal with Washington State today the UK has a collective free trade area GDP in the US worth more than £2trillion (that's a thousand billion or 12 noughts after the two). Yet Remainers still claim that Brexit is a failure and mock Brexiteers because the promised full free trade deal with the US has not yet materialised. They are wrong about Brexit and even more so about US trade deals. The fact is that the key deals for Brexit Britain were always the ones with the individual states and not the federal government. That is not just the view of an ideological Brexiteer but the professional one of Marco Forgione, Director General of the Institute of Export and International Trade (IoE) which is working with Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch on maximising Global Britain's opportunities.
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Post by dappy on Sept 27, 2023 6:11:13 GMT
Out of interest what exactly are you understanding the benefits of this trade mission to be and its value to the economy? The express appears to value it at £765bn. Does that feel about right to you?
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Post by jonksy on Sept 27, 2023 13:25:12 GMT
EUSSR faces fresh worker exodus that 'goes beyond Brexit' with bloc scrambling to fill roles. Europe's labour market is displaying signs of recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it continues to face challenges in matching job supply with demand, according to recent statistics and analysis by Thomas Paddock, a consumer trends analyst and founder of Learn Retail Arbitrage. The latest data reveals a slight decrease in job vacancies, along with a marginal increase in employment during the second quarter of the year. The job vacancy rate dropped from 2.8 per cent in the first quarter to 2.7 per cent, while the employment rate for individuals aged 20-64 rose by 0.1 per centage points, reaching 75.4 per cent. However, these positive trends are overshadowed by the overarching issue of an ongoing increase in the long-term job vacancy rate across the EUSSR. This trend has persisted since 2020 when the pandemic led to widespread furloughs and layoffs. Despite the improved employment rate in the second quarter, a European Commission report had earlier highlighted labour shortages and skill gaps.
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Sept 27, 2023 14:13:48 GMT
EUSSR faces fresh worker exodus that 'goes beyond Brexit' with bloc scrambling to fill roles. Europe's labour market is displaying signs of recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, but it continues to face challenges in matching job supply with demand, according to recent statistics and analysis by Thomas Paddock, a consumer trends analyst and founder of Learn Retail Arbitrage. The latest data reveals a slight decrease in job vacancies, along with a marginal increase in employment during the second quarter of the year. The job vacancy rate dropped from 2.8 per cent in the first quarter to 2.7 per cent, while the employment rate for individuals aged 20-64 rose by 0.1 per centage points, reaching 75.4 per cent. However, these positive trends are overshadowed by the overarching issue of an ongoing increase in the long-term job vacancy rate across the EUSSR. This trend has persisted since 2020 when the pandemic led to widespread furloughs and layoffs. Despite the improved employment rate in the second quarter, a European Commission report had earlier highlighted labour shortages and skill gaps.
But, but, but... According to the remnants our labour shortages would be sorted if we could only rejoin the EU.
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