High flier Lord Peter Mandelson, formerly known affectionately by the working population as 'Mandy', had the good fortune when as master of the art of resignation landed a top European job in Brussels , he has had to resign twice, now advises British workers who have been deprived of their jobs, by big business's careful manipulation of the rules, by telling British workers to go abroad if they want a job.
A snip from Mr Brown;
"But he also defended comments by Business Secretary Lord Mandelson, who warned against protectionism and said British workers were free to take jobs in Europe, saying it was "great" if other countries wanted to employ "skilled British craftsmen and women"."
Jack Straw is now taking a strong approach toward Peers in the Lords that have committed wrong, the likes of Jeffrey Archer are included on the list, I wonder does Baron Mandelson's previous make him a candidate for possible exclusion?
Vicar
I think Mandy is so bomb-proof that they'll soon be signposting him as "Secret Nuclear Shelter"
As for Brits working abroad, I'd find it embarrassing to be in a job queue behind a Frenchman in Paris only to hear him being told, " Je suis desole, mon ami, I would love to give you ze job, but zere is un Anglais who I would much rather employ".
Ain't gonna happen.
Removes racist cap and goes to bed.
ivan burit
Ivan looking suprised;
I think Mandy is so bomb-proof that they'll soon be signposting him as "Secret Nuclear Shelter"
I never knew Baron Mandy lived in deepest Dodinghurst,
oh, at least his shelter has sight of his seat of power.
(for those that dont do riddles, look up keywords "nuclear bunker & Dodinghurst)
amenity2
Vicar wrote:
I think Mandy is so bomb-proof that they'll soon be signposting him as "Secret Nuclear Shelter"
.
Just untill it is realised he has no more control of the facts and is no better prophet than the rest of his motley crew.
amenity2
Is this a turn around or CLASS distinction?
"Phil Woolas, the Immigration minister, wants to tighten the points-based system for people from outside the EU so they do not take jobs that might otherwise go to British graduates. Between 10,000 and 18,000 well-qualified foreigners are expected to come to the UK this year to look for work without having a job lined up."