Bloody immigrants!
11 June 2013, 07:25 PM
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11 June 2013, 10:14 PM
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11 June 2013, 11:09 PM
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Well you've said there was four of them plus the geordie. Lets pretend the geordie is also getting 10pound per hour and that they are being paid for 4hours work once travelling time is taken into consideration. 40x5=200 on wages alone for one job without considering travel costs, insurance, sundries, disposal costs including additional labour involved. Leaves little profit, I wonder how he affords to pay their holiday pay.
11 June 2013, 11:30 PM
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Being at work is not the same as working. Somebody should cross-reference your 'surfing' against your 'working' hours.
Pakis I would imagine.
Our cleaner gets £10/hour, I don't expect her to use a chainsaw for that money, or climb trees either. 'Unskilled' is also a generalisation.
Pakis I would imagine.
Our cleaner gets £10/hour, I don't expect her to use a chainsaw for that money, or climb trees either. 'Unskilled' is also a generalisation.
11 June 2013, 11:37 PM
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Well you've said there was four of them plus the geordie. Lets pretend the geordie is also getting 10pound per hour and that they are being paid for 4hours work once travelling time is taken into consideration. 40x5=200 on wages alone for one job without considering travel costs, insurance, sundries, disposal costs including additional labour involved. Leaves little profit, I wonder how he affords to pay their holiday pay.
Sorted.
11 June 2013, 11:59 PM
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As I work for myself and earn myself a lifestyle I am happy with you can cross reference your braincell with your **** for all I care
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12 June 2013, 12:05 AM
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Im with you F1 if the lazy locals wont do it and the immigrants will I really dont give a crap if they have national insurance or any cause the jobs done, no hassle. I have been trying to get someone to do a paving job but want to pay the going rate as I percieve it amazing how the price jumps £200 quid from a winter job to a summer job by the same firm after a requote. Wants any work during winter so cheaper price. All I want is value for money..
12 June 2013, 12:07 AM
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Im with you F1 if the lazy locals wont do it and the immigrants will I really dont give a crap if they have national insurance or any cause the jobs done, no hassle. I have been trying to get someone to do a paving job but want to pay the going rate as I percieve it amazing how the price jumps £200 quid from a winter job to a summer job by the same firm after a requote. Wants any work during winter so cheaper price. All I want is value for money..
12 June 2013, 12:20 AM
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Ah it's the Imperial Wizard of the Scoobynet Homophobia Klan. I would say I wondered where you got to but as I couldn't actually give a **** whether you're alive or dead I'd be lying!
As I work for myself and earn myself a lifestyle I am happy with you can cross reference your braincell with your **** for all I care
Well if you think using a chainsaw requires a high level of skill then I guess that says more about your own limitations than anyone else's. Then again you are obviosuly unable to clean your own house as well... tell you what ... why not have a go with that chainsaw
As I work for myself and earn myself a lifestyle I am happy with you can cross reference your braincell with your **** for all I care
Well if you think using a chainsaw requires a high level of skill then I guess that says more about your own limitations than anyone else's. Then again you are obviosuly unable to clean your own house as well... tell you what ... why not have a go with that chainsaw
12 June 2013, 07:26 AM
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My father works in a place where the foreigners come over work their butts off for 6 months and then dive on the benefits.
Some do work exceedingly hard and others just steal our fish etc. one thing is for certain. Many are more then happy to live 12 in a house sharing everything and therefor they don't need a huge income. The British public can't survive / doesn't want to survive on such little so don't bother.
I do think they need to remove all benefits for everyone unless you have paid in an amount. Even disables could find work - there is a sex market and the circus. Yes people would pay.
Flame suit!
Some do work exceedingly hard and others just steal our fish etc. one thing is for certain. Many are more then happy to live 12 in a house sharing everything and therefor they don't need a huge income. The British public can't survive / doesn't want to survive on such little so don't bother.
I do think they need to remove all benefits for everyone unless you have paid in an amount. Even disables could find work - there is a sex market and the circus. Yes people would pay.
Flame suit!
12 June 2013, 09:31 AM
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Funny F1 fan hasn't replied to this. I don't really understand this thread. Benefit sponger and foreigner (F1 fan) hires labour illegally.
More proof immigrants break the law and paying nothing into the UK.
F1_fan if he's VAT registered whack a picture up of the invoice.
More proof immigrants break the law and paying nothing into the UK.
F1_fan if he's VAT registered whack a picture up of the invoice
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12 June 2013, 09:34 AM
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Let me guess.........
or liability insurance?
Why the requote? Perhaps the "firm" saw you as a timewaster.
or liability insurance?
Why the requote? Perhaps the "firm" saw you as a timewaster.
12 June 2013, 09:37 AM
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Well you've said there was four of them plus the geordie. Lets pretend the geordie is also getting 10pound per hour and that they are being paid for 4hours work once travelling time is taken into consideration. 40x5=200 on wages alone for one job without considering travel costs, insurance, sundries, disposal costs including additional labour involved. Leaves little profit, I wonder how he affords to pay their holiday pay.
There was no travelling time as such as they were on another job close by and anyway a lot of people aren't paid for travelling unless it is outside their normal working area.
They were here 3.5 hours so that is 4 x 3.5 x 10 = 140. The company owner was not here duing the job as he was off checking on another job (he employs about 15 people from what I can gather) so his 'wage' would be drawn from the overall company turnover.
If they work 6 days a week and have plenty of good paying work I think it works out OK.
12 June 2013, 09:53 AM
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Apologies as I didn't see this. I think the maths sort of checks out not that I should have to worry about it... I just wanted my garden sorted and a proper invoice for the work done.
There was no travelling time as such as they were on another job close by and anyway a lot of people aren't paid for travelling unless it is outside their normal working area.
They were here 3.5 hours so that is 4 x 3.5 x 10 = 140. The company owner was not here duing the job as he was off checking on another job (he employs about 15 people from what I can gather) so his 'wage' would be drawn from the overall company turnover.
If they work 6 days a week and have plenty of good paying work I think it works out OK.
There was no travelling time as such as they were on another job close by and anyway a lot of people aren't paid for travelling unless it is outside their normal working area.
They were here 3.5 hours so that is 4 x 3.5 x 10 = 140. The company owner was not here duing the job as he was off checking on another job (he employs about 15 people from what I can gather) so his 'wage' would be drawn from the overall company turnover.
If they work 6 days a week and have plenty of good paying work I think it works out OK.
12 June 2013, 11:22 AM
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I'll be watching for edits BTW.
12 June 2013, 12:02 PM
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I'll ignore this one Frank as you are a bit confused. I assume that is what the f1 relates to.
So this is what you started out with. See the part at the end with the Geordie managing the procedure? That is a question BTW.
So was he there or not? (another question)
I'll be watching for edits BTW.
So this is what you started out with. See the part at the end with the Geordie managing the procedure? That is a question BTW.
So was he there or not? (another question)
I'll be watching for edits BTW.
Now what is really interesting here is your seemingly endless determination to prove I am in some way lying. All this 'I'll be watching for edits' like you are some authority... it's all a bit OCD!
Anyway any psychologist will tell you that people only think like this when they themselves are of a similar mind as it doesn't enter normal people's heads to think like that!! Of course psychologists are not always right are they?
12 June 2013, 01:04 PM
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So are you now saying these model employees cannot be trusted to cut down a tree? It's not like it's a skilled job or anything as you said earlier. Also, 4 is not "a lot".
Not "some way lying", Pinnochio.
You don't need to be a psychologist or a liar to know when someone is lying.
Just admit you are a sad little racist troll who takes every opportunity to badmouth the U.K. and is prepared to tell lies to make that point.
Just admit you are a sad little racist troll who takes every opportunity to badmouth the U.K. and is prepared to tell lies to make that point.
12 June 2013, 01:26 PM
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Meanwhile, in Barnet...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22859172
Yay, Freedom of Movement!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-22859172
Yay, Freedom of Movement!
12 June 2013, 01:36 PM
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There are some decent open minded people on here, but as much the ones who havent seen further than their garden fence as well... Why would you judge , put everyone in the same boat. There are at least 5 different nationalities of imigrants , all totaly different cultures etc... How the hell you can say they all the same , claming benefits and ripping the system off? FFS wake up, its sound like your blood is different color than mine... As this stereotyped image hsngs up on us i'd say, if you keep looking at all this in the way you do now, you'll never be able to see the reality as there are decent blokes and their not from UK but live here.
12 June 2013, 01:46 PM
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Ooooo .... touched a nerve have I. As for me being called racist by someone like you... oh the absolute ******* irony!! Have a nice day ..... karma is a funny thing
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12 June 2013, 01:49 PM
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There are some decent open minded people on here, but as much the ones who havent seen further than their garden fence as well... Why would you judge , put everyone in the same boat. There are at least 5 different nationalities of imigrants , all totaly different cultures etc... How the hell you can say they all the same , claming benefits and ripping the system off? FFS wake up, its sound like your blood is different color than mine... As this stereotyped image hsngs up on us i'd say, if you keep looking at all this in the way you do now, you'll never be able to see the reality as there are decent blokes and their not from UK but live here.
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12 June 2013, 02:07 PM
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12 June 2013, 02:14 PM
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I'd bet good money they weren't wearing the correct PPE, hold the relevant certificates for using chainsaws or paying tax. Not because of their nationality, but for how little the boss charged you!
Running our van, chipper, saws etc costs a fortune, add to that the cost of certification, liability insurance etc. Its the guys popping along in the evenings, cutting corners, endangering people and property that devalues our 'unskilled' work.
Recently a gardener got fined £6k for not wearing the correct PPE, holding the correct certs and undertaking tree work unsafely.
Running our van, chipper, saws etc costs a fortune, add to that the cost of certification, liability insurance etc. Its the guys popping along in the evenings, cutting corners, endangering people and property that devalues our 'unskilled' work.
Recently a gardener got fined £6k for not wearing the correct PPE, holding the correct certs and undertaking tree work unsafely.
12 June 2013, 02:23 PM
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I'd bet good money they weren't wearing the correct PPE, hold the relevant certificates for using chainsaws or paying tax. Not because of their nationality, but for how little the boss charged you!
Running our van, chipper, saws etc costs a fortune, add to that the cost of certification, liability insurance etc. Its the guys popping along in the evenings, cutting corners, endangering people and property that devalues our 'unskilled' work.
Recently a gardener got fined £6k for not wearing the correct PPE, holding the correct certs and undertaking tree work unsafely.
Running our van, chipper, saws etc costs a fortune, add to that the cost of certification, liability insurance etc. Its the guys popping along in the evenings, cutting corners, endangering people and property that devalues our 'unskilled' work.
Recently a gardener got fined £6k for not wearing the correct PPE, holding the correct certs and undertaking tree work unsafely.
12 June 2013, 02:31 PM
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Yep, no wonder legit businesses are going bust. Sticking to the rules, paying tax, insurance etc whilst immigrants cream it, paying no contributions and sending all the money back home… No doubt F1 will have more drivel about the UK needing more immigrants flooding in to the already over stretched country. But hey, as long as he gets his tree’s chopped down on the cheap….
