@MrsHuntGeneNotJeremyObviously
Employers are going to have to pay better wages so that British people can afford to take these jobs. And British people might have to accept that a chicken burger bought for a couple of quid is exploitation of the labour force and the welfare conditions of the meat
which British People though? where are you going to get more people from?
the country is at near full employment ( 5% unemployed) and moving long term unemployed to job vacancies is not the easy solution its often quoted to be. The birth rate is dropping , the boom generation is hitting retirement.. where are these workers coming from?
we haven't enough HGV drivers , hospitality workers, care worker's, NHS workers, farm workers, chicken factory workers, construction workers..
If you pay more to attract people into these jobs you leave a gap somewhere else... its not solving the underlying situation.
This was all pointed out but dismissed as project fear but then and now no real tangible , practical solutions to the problem are being offered.