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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2018 11:47:41 GMT
Your MD has had two and a half years to sort this out, it didnt happen overnight, instead of which it seems he has been hoping that democracy can be overthrown in favour of trade! Well it doesnt look like the remainers are going to win does it? Plenty of businesses have done the right thing and changed supply lines Kier is one of them who have gradually gone for all UK products, still successful and stil making profit but supporting other UK industries whats not to like about that? He hasn't had 2.5 years to sort anything - the last 2.5 years have been spunked away through infighting and indecision by an inept government. it was always going to be a hope for the best plan for the worse situation. It's all out of our hands, as I said we are planning for a no deal, it will have significant impacts on our business. What do you suggest when the UK cannot meet the demands - in our case woven glass products or a UK supply makes you uncompetitive due to being more expensive? Send an email out saying 'Buy British, you know it makes sense' ? It's not how global business works. I didn't vote for it, neither did he or anyone else that could see the bigger picture.
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Post by peterboat on Dec 21, 2018 12:12:54 GMT
Your MD has had two and a half years to sort this out, it didnt happen overnight, instead of which it seems he has been hoping that democracy can be overthrown in favour of trade! Well it doesnt look like the remainers are going to win does it? Plenty of businesses have done the right thing and changed supply lines Kier is one of them who have gradually gone for all UK products, still successful and stil making profit but supporting other UK industries whats not to like about that? He hasn't had 2.5 years to sort anything - the last 2.5 years have been spunked away through infighting and indecision by an inept government. it was always going to be a hope for the best plan for the worse situation. It's all out of our hands, as I said we are planning for a no deal, it will have significant impacts on our business. I didn't vote for it, neither did he or anyone else that could see the bigger picture. As a direct result of the EU, Jayne my other half is redundant in January, we have seen the bigger picture and its shit!!! The explanation is long winded but basically RBS was to big so it had to cut its market share, its first plan three quarters of the way through was rejected by the EU, so billions were wasted by a shower of shit Eurocrats that couldnt organise a fuckup in a whorehouse! Just look at its leader drunken Juncker and you will get my drift. So as I said companies have known we are leaving and should have planned accordingly
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Post by peterboat on Dec 21, 2018 12:16:50 GMT
Your MD has had two and a half years to sort this out, it didnt happen overnight, instead of which it seems he has been hoping that democracy can be overthrown in favour of trade! Well it doesnt look like the remainers are going to win does it? Plenty of businesses have done the right thing and changed supply lines Kier is one of them who have gradually gone for all UK products, still successful and stil making profit but supporting other UK industries whats not to like about that? This Kier or is there another that is doing well? Really its cash rich and doing very well John a neighbour works for them in a manager role never been busier but they are organsed in regions and different jobs within the group
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Post by Jim on Dec 21, 2018 12:24:02 GMT
What Ian said! They just don't care, Lemmings, dragging the rest of us down too. Awaits a load of old guff about "project fear" from our qualified economic experts! Come and live in Finland, Jim - it's in your beloved EU. See you at Manchester Airport tomorrow, I'll keep my seat on the plane warm for you All is not done yet, I'm still living with the benefits of the EU. The Fat lady hasn't sung yet. Have a good Christmas.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2018 12:27:00 GMT
Come and live in Finland, Jim - it's in your beloved EU. See you at Manchester Airport tomorrow, I'll keep my seat on the plane warm for you All is not done yet, I'm still living with the benefits of the EU. The Fat lady hasn't sung yet. Have a good Christmas. She reads this forum and doesn’t like being called fat. Own goal! Happy Christmas.
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Post by ianali on Dec 21, 2018 12:29:55 GMT
This Kier or is there another that is doing well? Really its cash rich and doing very well John a neighbour works for them in a manager role never been busier but they are organsed in regions and different jobs within the group You really are living a dream.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2018 12:32:41 GMT
He hasn't had 2.5 years to sort anything - the last 2.5 years have been spunked away through infighting and indecision by an inept government. it was always going to be a hope for the best plan for the worse situation. It's all out of our hands, as I said we are planning for a no deal, it will have significant impacts on our business. I didn't vote for it, neither did he or anyone else that could see the bigger picture. As a direct result of the EU, Jayne my other half is redundant in January, we have seen the bigger picture and its shit!!! The explanation is long winded but basically RBS was to big so it had to cut its market share, its first plan three quarters of the way through was rejected by the EU, so billions were wasted by a shower of shit Eurocrats that couldnt organise a fuckup in a whorehouse! Just look at its leader drunken Juncker and you will get my drift. So as I said companies have known we are leaving and should have planned accordingly RBS fucking things up in the financial sector is a long way from the problems facing the free movement of goods and people. The financial sector usually gets what it deserves - it's tenuous at best to blame the EU for RBS being overexposed in a particular market.
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Post by naughtyfox on Dec 21, 2018 12:40:11 GMT
I might as well stay signed in here, work day over and Xmas hols begun. Although off to sauna now, and I may be some time...
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Post by Jim on Dec 21, 2018 12:50:40 GMT
I might as well stay signed in here, work day over and Xmas hols begun. Although off to sauna now, and I may be some time... Pics or it didn't happen. And don't blame the cold water!
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Post by Clinton Cool on Dec 21, 2018 12:51:07 GMT
I might as well stay signed in here, work day over and Xmas hols begun. Although off to sauna now, and I may be some time... Do you beat each other with small trees in the saunas there, like they do in Norway?
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Post by peterboat on Dec 21, 2018 13:15:09 GMT
As a direct result of the EU, Jayne my other half is redundant in January, we have seen the bigger picture and its shit!!! The explanation is long winded but basically RBS was to big so it had to cut its market share, its first plan three quarters of the way through was rejected by the EU, so billions were wasted by a shower of shit Eurocrats that couldnt organise a fuckup in a whorehouse! Just look at its leader drunken Juncker and you will get my drift. So as I said companies have known we are leaving and should have planned accordingly RBS fucking things up in the financial sector is a long way from the problems facing the free movement of goods and people. The financial sector usually gets what it deserves - it's tenuous at best to blame the EU for RBS being overexposed in a particular market. You have no idea Gazza, Jayne is a manager I have read all the crap they were to big because they owned Natwest as well. The original plan to form another bank from RBS in england was rejected after 2 years of going in that direction, so RBS england will be gone, over half by end of January and the rest probably the begining of 2020, all the EUs doing just like red diesel
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2018 13:19:55 GMT
RBS fucking things up in the financial sector is a long way from the problems facing the free movement of goods and people. The financial sector usually gets what it deserves - it's tenuous at best to blame the EU for RBS being overexposed in a particular market. You have no idea Gazza, Jayne is a manager I have read all the crap they were to big because they owned Natwest as well. The original plan to form another bank from RBS in england was rejected after 2 years of going in that direction, so RBS england will be gone, over half by end of January and the rest probably the begining of 2020, all the EUs doing just like red diesel And just what where they thinking in RBS towers to have the situation arise? - it's not an EU owned an operated institution. I'm really not seeing where you are going with this Peter, it's pretty scatter gun tbh.
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Post by peterboat on Dec 21, 2018 13:22:02 GMT
Really its cash rich and doing very well John a neighbour works for them in a manager role never been busier but they are organsed in regions and different jobs within the group You really are living a dream. And yet their shares seem to be rising again.......................
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Post by ianali on Dec 21, 2018 13:34:19 GMT
You really are living a dream. And yet their shares seem to be rising again....................... Yes so I see 😂
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Post by peterboat on Dec 21, 2018 13:34:56 GMT
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