Where do you suggest? the EU for instance? how odd, we are leaving there are we not?
The problem here is that the small arthropods and some other lifeforms need to be educated so that they can speak for themselves. Far too many 'experts' in this world.
Only done it once (today) and everyone else chose to pull out the letters and rearrange to suit themselves - not a lot point - I'll come back to expressing my own opinions.
That might be true of some, but, by far, the majority of companies, small and medium, do not make the profits needed. That no doubt through a mixture of inefficiencies and taxation of which so called Business Rates is perhaps the greatest barrier.Business is seen as a cash-cow.
Was a bit general and modesty, if not caution, should have warned me not to include myself in such an accolade - a bit like Jacob would do, don't you think?
The bright ones can go just about anywhere they choose - it's the ones that complain I was talking about.
Why doesn't Germany use some of its money stash to train the people in other countries. Indeed why doesn't the EU solely focus on doing exactly that? Labour is probably as cheap in Bulgaria as it is in China?
Then you are clearly voting for a party you don't believe in.
Just how are we going to motivate them with no mechanism to do so, no funds for the purpose, and avoid creating mayhem in the process?
I guess that we are talking about two different groups? Not all, far from it, jobs that are being taken by EU nationals are menial, perhaps they just don't pay enough to match the expectations of our highly educated workers? In our day (?) it was a case of supply and demand without any Government input at all, I think Labour were in at the time. Didn't get much, 11p an hour I think it was and I had to fork out £1 a week for my tools and cycle 20miles each way. The Foreman would have been totally acceptable by today's standards but he made a pass at me - no wonder I joined the Army! I digress, but I'm sure it influenced me, but I got over it OK in fact it amuses me no end. Didn't need to be counselled or even find someone to blame.
I don't use expert or the higher level term that the NHM rate me at. I'm just a helper answering questions, taking pleasure from helping others.
Nothing could be further from the truth. We freely spread the knowledge and get pleasure from sometimes seeing others reach an ability to help others. Your view on this issue is commonplace but has always puzzled me, since experts usually want to share and spread their knowledge.
I've had the odd thoughts about other members, but never considered any as akin to arthropods, small or otherwise.
It does, heard of Skoda and Seat? Both are VW companies set up in the Czech Republic and Spain with the training from Germany. VW have also set up plants in Poland and Hungary, training their people. And it's not just the motor industry, some domestic electricals and other industries have moved into poorer EU countries. Germany gains the lower cost production, though that's more marginal now, while those poorer countries gain employment and skills.
Agreed, and we should apply that worldwide.
I'd based my reply on what (I thought) you said
Sorry but that's another Urban myth, and who better to explode it than that fount of Truth and Wisdom, the Daily Express
True enough and even the USA and the UK. But, whilst it's true that the training is given 'freely' the profit however, goes back to Germany? So, unless that training allows whoever to create their own car factory able to complete, on a level playing field, with Germany - nothing much changes. I fully realise that I could be accused of a circular argument here (OG) and I accept that. The only light I see is the example of firms such as TESLA - they will benefit from such training.
That's not the problem, the NHM forum has NHM experts as well as volunteers. Google can lead to numerous excellent expert articles on the most obscure of creatures. The problem is reaching that information, Google's algorithm commonly failing to perform. Being US centric doesn't help, throwing up vast amounts of information only relevant to the USA, even when using the correct national link.
