HQ - can you give me some advice please?

I'vejustfoundanunopenedtinofbiscuitsfromChristmas

Willtheybesafetooeat?

Too Late!

I could murder a

#flippingdiet

#samehere

#theywillbefinei'lleatem

I never swear.
Actually, I did once say bloody hell to Ana, but only because she agreed with me.

If you do not want this thread to go any further, do not post on it. Same for any other thread that you say should be closed. The simplest thing to do is not post.
Of course, I know that's impossible for some of you to do.

I won't post on it anymore.

I just popped that on so that you would know.

Not even to talk s

Yes, it was more a shock, horror, nearly choked on my kind of thing, wasn't it durhamjen?

I must admit I felt sorry for you, and swore I would never agree with you again!

Of course, I know that's impossible for some of you to do.

Oh, the irony!

Told you!

I think that if someone thinks another post is a whinging post they should be able to say so. They should probably expect someone else's post to, er, whinge about being told their posts are whingey though.

Ad nauseam.

And so to bed

As far as I can see, durhamjen, no one has suggested that this particular thread should not be posted on. Please tell me if I am wrong...

Just checked. Nope - people are just saying that political posts should be kept to political threads.

And what does 'Told you!' mean? Honestly, how old are some of you?

Ana all the forum titles are clickable links, which is why I called it a hyperlink. That's the term I always used at work when compiling a document with chapter headings that people could click on and it took them straight to that chapter. The chapter headings always turned blue when they were converted to a clickable link (hyperlink).

As old as my nose and a little bit older than my teeth.

HTH

Terribull, EU migrants do not hold down wages. Employers do.

I was talking about the headings when you look on the Active page, which is what I do, Ash Tree. They're not blue.

The number does have the effect of what employers do. In most cases.

If employers offered higher wages, soon, UK unemployed might feel more like applying for those jobs, thereby eliminating the ned for migrant workers.
Many migrant workers are overeducated for the work they are given.

Sorry, the need, I meant.

Are you saying that UK unemployed don't 'feel like' applying for jobs because the wages aren't high enough, durhamjen?

If that's so, obviously the benefits they're being paid for not 'feeling like' applying for work are far too generous!

Unemployed people have to apply for a certain number of jobs. Obviously they would apply for those jobs with the highest wages if the alternative was JSA or whatever it is now in their particular area.
If employers offered higher wages, there would be more jobs they could apply for and still support their families.
If you do not know anyone in this situation, you are lucky.