Mmm for snow clearing or clearing crap up as this isYou can go as far as you like on red diesel as long as you're doing agricultural work - which protesting most certainly is not of course!
Mmm for snow clearing or clearing crap up as this isit’s ok
Laughable, if for no other reason than his dislike for WFH is apparently based on him not being able to phone people are Fridays.Well, looks like big business are reacting to the WFH situation.
‘I’ve had it’: JP Morgan boss rails against Gen Z in expletive-laden outburst
Leaked recording of Jamie Dimon rant highlights growing frustrations over home workingwww.telegraph.co.uk
She claimed a decade working at the BOE. 10 -5 = 5.“Let’s fire the chancellor because she’s got 5.5 and not 6 years of experience at a bank”
*spends 14 years voting for Marmalade salesmen and journalists as chancellor*
You don't visit the countryside do you? Dont listen to others with possibly the same narrow perspective. Nip over to our green belt. You can't be far away.Yeah I’m forever grateful to farmers for creating the natural phenomenon of the British countryside.
Priceless hahaha.You don't visit the countryside do you? Dont listen to others with possibly the same narrow perspective. Nip over to our green belt. You can't be far away.
Take a walk. Have a look & a think. Come back and tell us what you learnt ?
Laughable, if for no other reason than his dislike for WFH is apparently based on him not being able to phone people are Fridays.
Does anyone really believe the boss of J P Morgan spends his days phoning low level staff.
If the other senior level employees, most of whom have had hybrid working long before the rest of us got a chance, aren't answering the phone then address the actual problem, don't force everyone else back into the office.
Not sure 'nobody answers when I call them' is saying quite what he thinks it is.Weird. It’s Friday and I’ve spoken to my boss and my bosses boss today. Must be some crazy innovation we’ve got that JP Morgan don’t.
Are you telling me that there is a good chance that every tractor I get stuck behind in a road, despite their being loads of surrounding fields, is likely to be breaking the law by using red diesel.I'd say the hypocrisy is the other way round!
You can guarantee the majority of those farmers were raging about JSO blocking ambulances etc.
Jeremy Clarkson was saying you're only allowed to protest if you're protesting about Gaza or JSO, yet joined in with the farmer's protest.
Everyone has the right to protest (peacefully, of course).good likelihood that every
Using red diesel on the roads is illegal though.
Are you telling me that there is a good chance that every tractor I get stuck behind in a road, despite their being loads of surrounding fields, is likely to be breaking the law by using red diesel.
Bastards.
She claimed a decade working at the BOE. 10 -5 = 5.
She exaggerated by 5 years ??
& allegedly fiddled her Xs ? Not good.
That's my understanding although I haven't had time to look at the detail.
So hands up, happy to be corrected.
Exiting the EU,disaster.I struggle to understand how making whoever inherits your estate pay inheritance tax after your death has any bearing whatsoever on your current ability to produce food. Can somebody explain?
Its crazy to me. Pretty much all the available evidence suggests that working from home leads to increased productivity so purely from a business perspective you'd say it was a good thing before you even consider work / life balance for employees, lower number of sick days, the reduction in staff turnover and the environmental benefit of taking commuters off the roads.UK working culture. My, oh my. Rant incoming...
There is a big push at the moment to try and get people to stop WFH and back in the office. It is classic British small-mindedness. We were behind the curve in trusting people to do that, but Covid meant there was no other choice. The amount of Linkedin (yes, I hate it) postings and ads that show up, or recruiters that contact me (even though I clearly have a job) trying to push me into a job that's in an office 5 days a week is mad.
Don't get me started on the salaries in the UK either... They are absolutely laughable compared to a lot of other countries. There is this whole crab bucket syndrome here: You will work from home 5 days a week, and you will earn next to nothing for the privilege of it. If you dare to do better we will bitch about you and give you a hard time. Honestly, it is pretty toxic here.
Its crazy to me. Pretty much all the available evidence suggests that working from home leads to increased productivity so purely from a business perspective you'd say it was a good thing before you even consider work / life balance for employees, lower number of sick days, the reduction in staff turnover and the environmental benefit of taking commuters off the roads.
Plus you're cutting a huge section of the workforce out of your potential recruitment because they won't even consider a 5 days a week in the office role.
Then as you say we compare how we have things here compared to elsewhere and you really start to see how shit it us.
We have a real problem in this country with the attitude of 'its the same everywhere' when it really isn't. Add in that the idea of any sector of workers getting an improvement in either pay or conditions having everyone else up in arms and nothing is going to change any time soon.
Really regret not moving overseas permanently when I had the chance but can't really change that now. Only child with two elderly parents and past the age that most countries are going to wave you in without any questions and of course the route to moving to another European country isn't as simple as it once was.
I don't understand why the way energy generated is sold isn't just fixed? Why is the same price paid for energy which has a completely different cost of production? Renewables cost significantly less to produce yet our bills just represent the highest costs of all energy produced.
UK Electricity Production
Tracking the decarbonisation of UK electricity productionelectricityproduction.uk
Capitalism in Britain seems to be all about state interference only insofar as supporting the right to fixed profits. It's not about letting markets operate properly.
It's a fucking racket.
I struggle to understand how making whoever inherits your estate pay inheritance tax after your death has any bearing whatsoever on your current ability to produce food. Can somebody explain?
I’m sure a KC could argue that it is. In the farmers view, they might argue that they are protesting against something which could damage or even destroy U.K. agriculture. So they are doing agriculture related activity.You can go as far as you like on red diesel as long as you're doing agricultural work - which protesting most certainly is not of course!
Ah - the give Robins till the end of the season argument repackaged for a lying plagiarist.The quote I'd seen said "the best part of a decade" and to be fair to her, 6 years is the best part of a decade (i.e. the greater part). It's immaterial though anyway isn't it? Judge her on what she does not how long she said she'd worked somewhere.
Think it's more about passing the farm down to the next generation. I'm a cynic so I reckon the new IHT limits help the Government get hold of more farming land for house building. Given the rate of legoland expansion in Warwickshire stands a chance.
I see you've lost the argument so you're deflecting by making things up again in your fantasy world of accusation.To who? We don’t even know if she did lie. The site auto updates the dates of employment for you half the time. Sorry but if this is the best you’ve got best to go back to your weird anti-vax rants.
I’m sure a KC could argue that it is. In the farmers view, they might argue that they are protesting against something which could damage or even destroy U.K. agriculture. So they are doing agriculture related activity.
How do you know precisely what colour diesel they have in their tanks for their protest?
If they have a trailer full of manure, doing agricultural work as they are en route to doing some muck spreading, is there a law that says they must use the shortest route?
Just had a quick google and as far as I can tell if that is your concern all you need is a bit of estate planning and you're all good. In fact it seems that you can hand the lot over to your kids 7 years or more before your death and no further questions will be asked.Think it's more about passing the farm down to the next generation.
Amazing how these impoverished farmers have managed to fund all of the campaign materials etcJust had a quick google and as far as I can tell if that is your concern all you need is a bit of estate planning and you're all good. In fact it seems that you can hand the lot over to your kids 7 years or more before your death and no further questions will be asked.
On the other hand if you're someone with a load of money who has purchased a farm and openly admitted it was for tax avoidance purposes you might have a problem ...
How would that work? Are they also planning a cull of farmers in the next five years?
The shit you guys believe
Just had a quick google and as far as I can tell if that is your concern all you need is a bit of estate planning and you're all good. In fact it seems that you can hand the lot over to your kids 7 years or more before your death and no further questions will be asked.
On the other hand if you're someone with a load of money who has purchased a farm and openly admitted it was for tax avoidance purposes you might have a problem ...
I think we need you in charge of producing and distributing information in the areas the smuggling gangs operate.We’ve just got the worst of all worlds. Tiny expensive houses. Poor public realm and public services. Shit wages and economy.
Footy and tea though, footy and tea.
Some of the problem lies in the fact that this was introduced with no notice and it doesn’t give those farmers who maybe don’t have 7 years left much time for planning - farmers are not known for retiring early - should they hand the farm down the requirement is that the main residence should be vacated and the receptor be the name on the door in layman’s terms and some just arnt ready for that. - it would be fairer to have given a longer period to introduceJust had a quick google and as far as I can tell if that is your concern all you need is a bit of estate planning and you're all good. In fact it seems that you can hand the lot over to your kids 7 years or more before your death and no further questions will be asked.
On the other hand if you're someone with a load of money who has purchased a farm and openly admitted it was for tax avoidance purposes you might have a problem ...
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