I read with interest that droves of Poles (no rhythm intended) are returning to Poland because they feel they have a better life there now? They have learned good English and had plenty of job experiences ( great assets for getting jobs back home apparently).
Incidentally the IPPR have stated that England was the only large EU economy that kept its doors open to new entrants and took in one million workers (didn't say whether that included the families as well) and this was the largest influx in 300 years; but now half of these workers are going home - hurrah!
No doubt you will now start seeing less Polish products in your local supermarkets, and the Polish newspapers will disappear (and just when you little Miss Britain had started learning and practicing your Polish) - what a shame.
and guess what guys the Polish govt which is encouraging this reversed mass migration is now - wait for it 'offering cheap loans to returning workers and a tax amnesty' where have you heard that one before?
but the worst is yet to come Brits - and I quote " The departure of Poles means many British employers are turning to Bulgarians and Romanians, who tend to have worst language and technical skills but are cheaper workers"
Doesn't the average British citizen want to work anymore these days?
Ah well there must be lessons to be learnt about this experience - now let's see hmmm?
If you can't keep your own house clean and tidy someone else will come and do it for you and charge you! - that's one for starters
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