Brussels go-agead for new wave of migrants

Run_to_da_hills

Do we need any more foreign workers in Ireland to to assist us in tourism, farmiing, and other industries when our live register is at one of its highest levels in recorded history?

This is the exact type of thing that Ireland dose not want at this moment and will only lead to more tensions with those that are struggling for a basic and are out of work.

Bureaucrats are planning to encourage more new migrants to come to the EU despite *rising *levels of unemployment, it emerged last night.Brussels officials are to simplify entry rules for workers heading to Europe to take up temporary *seasonal jobs in farming, tourism and other industries. EU home affairs commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said: “We need immigrant workers in order to secure our economic survival.

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/186745/Brussels-go-ahead-for-new-wave-of-migrants

1 - why would they come to Ireland? There are no jobs.

2 - Several European countries NEED migrant workers and will need even more in the coming years due to their aging populations.

sock puppet

Yeah I can really see thousands of Irish unemployed rushing off to pick tomatoes in Italy. They clearly need these extra workers

Run_to_da_hills

sock puppet wrote: »

Yeah I can really see thousands of Irish unemployed rushing off to pick tomatoes in Italy. They clearly need these extra workers

Maybe if they did away with the dole.

Pauleta

I said this in another thread. There are no jobs in Ireland so if anyone came they would only be here for a month or so. It will boost the economy through short term rents and general living expenses.

Run_to_da_hills

Pauleta wrote: »

I said this in another thread. There are no jobs in Ireland so if anyone came they would only be here for a month or so. It will boost the economy through short term rents and general living expenses.

And again for converted hostels to care them when they run out of money.

shampon

Pauleta wrote: »

I said this in another thread. There are no jobs in Ireland so if anyone came they would only be here for a month or so. It will boost the economy through short term rents and general living expenses.

What are you talking about, there are no jobs in Ireland? Your talking out your arse. I have got two jobs this summer...and I left one because it was ****...ffs! if people stopped applying for every ****ing job that came up because their controlled by fear then things would balance out quicker...

sock puppet

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Maybe if they did away with the dole.

Of course and it wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. People move from say Clare up to Dublin all the time for economic reasons. If someone's able to speak the language there's no reason they shouldn't also consider a move to another EU country.

BraziliaNZ

120,000 paddies to leave ireland. What goes around...

Nodin

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Do we need any more foreign workers in Ireland to to assist us in tourism, farmiing, and other industries when our live register is at one of its highest levels in recorded history?

This is the exact type of thing that Ireland dose not want at this moment and will only lead to more tensions with those that are struggling for a basic and are out of work.

Bureaucrats are planning to encourage more new migrants to come to the EU despite *rising *levels of unemployment, it emerged last night.Brussels officials are to simplify entry rules for workers heading to Europe to take up temporary *seasonal jobs in farming, tourism and other industries. EU home affairs commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said: “We need immigrant workers in order to secure our economic survival.

http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/186745/Brussels-go-ahead-for-new-wave-of-migrants

If you bothered your bollocks to read the article you'd note that they are 'simplifying' and 'speeding up' the process. They aren't changing the rules or entry conditions.

A spokesman for Mrs Malmstrom said last night: “It is up to each member state to decide whether they need more seasonal workers and how many they should take. If they don’t need more seasonal workers, of course that is their choice.”

The Aussie

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

120,000 paddies to leave ireland. What goes around...

Quite sad i think, its the population of Cork City to emigrate,

DAN O'BRIEN, Economics Editor

THE NUMBER of people leaving Ireland this year and next is predicted to reach 120,000, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2010/0714/1224274660559.html?via=mr

and it wont be the lazy fu*kers on mammys couch, it will be the ones with the drive to get ahead in life who want to succeed, lets be camp and call them "Sheeples"
(i had to add that last sledge because i like fishing)

Lone Stone

OWwww dear europe please please we need to invest in ROBOTS like japan

wilson10

shampon wrote: »

What are you talking about, there are no jobs in Ireland? Your talking out your arse. I have got two jobs this summer...and I left one because it was ****...ffs! if people stopped applying for every ****ing job that came up because their controlled by fear then things would balance out quicker...

I don't know about anyone else but I don't understand what you're trying to say.

Perhaps you could expand somewhat in plain english and you might even get someone to agree with you.

mikom

The Aussie wrote: »

lets be camp and call them "Sheeples"

Don't see how that's camp?

The Aussie

mikom wrote: »

Don't see how that's camp?

Nah just having a drunk joke, should log off befors i start the next one...

G_R

Nodin wrote: »

If you bothered your bollocks to read the article you'd note that they are 'simplifying' and 'speeding up' the process. They aren't changing the rules or entry conditions.

oh come on look who the OP is, did you really expect the story to be true??:rolleyes:

Executive Steve

The Aussie wrote: »

Quite sad i think, its the population of Cork City to emigrate,

DAN O'BRIEN, Economics Editor

THE NUMBER of people leaving Ireland this year and next is predicted to reach 120,000, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontpage/2010/0714/1224274660559.html?via=mr

and it wont be the lazy fu*kers on mammys couch, it will be the ones with the drive to get ahead in life who want to succeed, lets be camp and call them "Sheeples"
(i had to add that last sledge because i like fishing)

All of Cork City is emigrating?

I suppose even the darkest cloud has a silver lining

Dead Kennedys

Said cloud could have a gold lining if they too the D4 heads with them too!!