The Sin Bin • Re: Brexit Anyone ? (part 3)

I agree
Some of our manufacturers, particularly the car makers, had to make some decisions to deal with a general decline in demand, especially for diesel motors which are becoming extinct.
However, the uncertainty around Brexit, certainly makes any of these decisions far easier and the absolute lunacy of companies who cannot export much further than the EU boundaries (slight irony here) as they dont know what tariffs, if any, will apply, when their goods reach their destination in 5 weeks time.
There will be those who think that they will be ok, only for shipping and customs delays to cause financial headaches.

While Mrs May goes back and forth to Brussels, pretending that she is improving the deal, enhancing the back stop arrangements, business is left floundering.

I wonder just how many jobs may be lost in the Brexit wasteland.

Some Brexit voters were called idiots for "not knowing what they were voting for" and its clear now that, regardless of what we voted for, NOBODY is getting what they wanted and to have our exporters now having to put their businesses on hold is economic suicide and just what do we expect of the overseas clients ?
Should they wait for the UK to sort themselves out, especially if the deadline is expected OR, are they likely to source their goods elsewhere.

It's a fecking joke and our politicians couldn't give a toss, some are actually enjoying it

Statistics: Posted by wrencat1873 — Sun Feb 17, 2019 10:53 am

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