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Post by johnofgwent on Jun 14, 2024 18:29:40 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5114q18p3noBitch comes here on a student visa and instead of being sent home to improve healthcare in Nigeria she gets given a bloody job here and the BBC give her air time to say she’s no different to the illegals living the life of Riley here She’s right of course. She should be thrown out like the freeloader she is
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Post by Totheleft on Jun 14, 2024 18:53:14 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5114q18p3noBitch comes here on a student visa and instead of being sent home to improve healthcare in Nigeria she gets given a bloody job here and the BBC give her air time to say she’s no different to the illegals living the life of Riley here She’s right of course. She should be thrown out like the freeloader she is in Why is she a free loader when she come to work in Social care hope you never find your self or your family in need of social care I really don't |
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Post by Totheleft on Jun 14, 2024 20:05:21 GMT
in Why is she a free loader when she come to work in Social care hope you never find your self or your family in need of social care I really don't Abusing the terms of the student visa means she should be on tomorrow's flight to Lagos. Isn't the law you can stay and work for 3yrs after you done your course . |
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Post by borchester on Jun 15, 2024 3:04:22 GMT
www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5114q18p3noBitch comes here on a student visa and instead of being sent home to improve healthcare in Nigeria she gets given a bloody job here and the BBC give her air time to say she’s no different to the illegals living the life of Riley here She’s right of course. She should be thrown out like the freeloader she is Quite right.
We don't need foreign care workers when JoG is willing to do their job. They usually get the minimum wage and a bus ticket to clean their nails after changing the oldies incontinence pants. I will pass John's name to the local social services
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Post by Dan Dare on Jun 15, 2024 7:09:31 GMT
Abusing the terms of the student visa means she should be on tomorrow's flight to Lagos. Isn't the law you can stay and work for 3yrs after you done your course . Two years, but there's no indication she ever finished it.
"She came here legally from Nigeria, initially as a student, but now on a work visa."
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Post by patman post on Jun 15, 2024 8:33:30 GMT
in Why is she a free loader when she come to work in Social care hope you never find your self or your family in need of social care I really don't Abusing the terms of the student visa means she should be on tomorrow's flight to Lagos. Apologies if I missed something in the link, or there's other info available, but I can't see where there's info that she's abused the terms of her student visa, or not finished whatever course she was on, or is working illegally in a job she was offered in a sector where:
Low pay, poor working conditions and job insecurity has resulted in more than 100,000 unfilled roles – a number that far outstrips many other industries. Rising demand and an ageing population means the situation is likely to become even more dire, with more than 400,000 extra jobs needed over the next decade or so. As a result, the industry is increasingly reliant on overseas workers to staff care homes and help provide other vital services.
About a quarter of people [Britons] of working-age — nearly 11 million people — do not currently have jobs.
If only 0.5% of these could be trained in care work, there'd be no need to import care workers...
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Post by Deleted on Jun 15, 2024 8:34:24 GMT
Isn't the law you can stay and work for 3yrs after you done your course . Two years, but there's no indication she ever finished it.
"She came here legally from Nigeria, initially as a student, but now on a work visa."
Thanks, it does help to read the article properly. She' s now on a work visa, so now I really don't see the problem. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 15, 2024 8:35:02 GMT
Abusing the terms of the student visa means she should be on tomorrow's flight to Lagos. Apologies if I missed something in the link, or there's other info available, but I can't see where there's info that she's abused the terms of her student visa, or not finished whatever course she was on, or is working illegally in a job she was offered in a sector where:
Low pay, poor working conditions and job insecurity has resulted in more than 100,000 unfilled roles – a number that far outstrips many other industries. Rising demand and an ageing population means the situation is likely to become even more dire, with more than 400,000 extra jobs needed over the next decade or so. As a result, the industry is increasingly reliant on overseas workers to staff care homes and help provide other vital services.
About a quarter of people [Britons] of working-age — nearly 11 million people — do not currently have jobs.
If only 0.5% of these could be trained in care work, there'd be no need to import care workers...
See post above. |
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Post by patman post on Jun 15, 2024 8:46:16 GMT
Apologies — our postings overlapped.
But as there is disquiet over employing overseas workers, why are more local people being trained and employed in roles that urgently need staff...?
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