as they do everywhere despite COVID, Brexit strains
So a recruting company tells us in a study there is a rise in job vacancies. But it has nothing to do with less people being able to just come and apply without restrictions? Sure…
cue the salt from people praying the UK would become mad-max as “punishment” for Brexit.
Seems pretty quiet here. Looks like only Brexit doom and gloom post are popular here.
City of London money laundering goes BRRRRRRexit!
Nice that the pent up job supply which was held back last year is getting to open up a bit. Shame if it’s mostly vacuous banking jobs. Hopefully in a few years the global financial system will be made drastically more efficient as the trends in automation continue to bite. The key operations needed for deploying capital to productive uses could be handled by a fraction of the current workforce after all. Always more room for people to play fun games with derivatives, though.
Good for the UK for coping so well. This means that the EU could and should strengthen its resolve to bring back some financial power. We can’t have our financial centre outside of our sphere of influence. So everyone gets to be happy.
If Russia is a gas station masquerading as a country, the UK is a Hedge Fund masquerading as a country.
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as they do everywhere despite COVID, Brexit strains
So a recruting company tells us in a study there is a rise in job vacancies. But it has nothing to do with less people being able to just come and apply without restrictions? Sure…
cue the salt from people praying the UK would become mad-max as “punishment” for Brexit.
Seems pretty quiet here. Looks like only Brexit doom and gloom post are popular here.
City of London money laundering goes BRRRRRRexit!
Nice that the pent up job supply which was held back last year is getting to open up a bit. Shame if it’s mostly vacuous banking jobs. Hopefully in a few years the global financial system will be made drastically more efficient as the trends in automation continue to bite. The key operations needed for deploying capital to productive uses could be handled by a fraction of the current workforce after all. Always more room for people to play fun games with derivatives, though.
Good for the UK for coping so well. This means that the EU could and should strengthen its resolve to bring back some financial power. We can’t have our financial centre outside of our sphere of influence. So everyone gets to be happy.
If Russia is a gas station masquerading as a country, the UK is a Hedge Fund masquerading as a country.