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I guess Eastern Europeans were the normal workers until now.

• catalogia 7y ago
  Oh, well if that's the status quo that makes sense. I assumed the normal workers were unavailable due to quarantine/etc.
  • saiya-jin 7y ago
    No, the 'normal' workers (you mean I guess local) were unwilling to do the work for so little, while intensively supporting this situation by their shopping habits.
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    • catalogia 7y ago
      I mean whoever was doing the work last year. My comments in this thread have had some pretty wild score swings, I guess I stepped on a live rail. I'm not familiar with British agriculture politics.. I was thinking only of companies temporarily replacing a sick workforce with another (who would presumably themselves then become sick.) My comments were not intended to be commentary on British immigration, which I have no reason to care about.