Re: Brexit
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2018 11:53 am
Presumably some of the move is to do with Brexit and not wanting to pay import tariffs.
KK wrote:DML wrote:KK wrote:Unilever aren't firing any of their staff (7,300 in the UK, 3,100 in the Netherlands). Where they end up is another matter. If it's all the top posts, or thousands, moving abroad then it's a big loss to the UK.
This could be the yammerings of a console fanboy.
lex-man wrote:Presumably some of the move is to do with Brexit and not wanting to pay import tariffs.
Rax wrote:The boom is back baby!
Cant wait for the property bubble to burst all over again.
FT/The Times
It is believed Unilever will move around 15 jobs to Rotterdam, with the company opting to retain its building in London. Unilever said roughly 50 jobs would be cut among the two main HQs in London and Rotterdam.
Photek wrote:Rax wrote:The boom is back baby!
Cant wait for the property bubble to burst all over again.
I got in nice an early 18 months ago, house worth nearly 50% more already.
Rax wrote:Photek wrote:Rax wrote:The boom is back baby!
Cant wait for the property bubble to burst all over again.
I got in nice an early 18 months ago, house worth nearly 50% more already.
Dat future negative equity.
Cheeky Devlin wrote:Tinfoil hat based speculation here....
Kill the former Russian spy, blame it on Moscow and use it as a pretence to cancel Brexit (Which she knows is lose/lose). Higher tensions with Russia (possibly leading to more serious events) put us in a position where "now is not the time" for Brexit. It allows her to appear strong and decisive, get's her out of the Brexit mess (Or very least punts it down the road a fair bit) and strengthens ties with our allies. The downside to this plan is potential nuclear annihilation though so that makes it unlikely (But still possibly preferable to Brexit).
I don't actually believe any of that by the way, but I enjoy thinking up alternative scenarios.
Moggy wrote:The Daily Mail are definitely not being passive aggressive here.