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But that's because they don't have enough cheap workers, which they were used to source from EU. Now they need to hire British ones (and they don't have enough
by TheLoafOfBread 4y ago
But that's because they don't have enough cheap workers, which they were used to source from EU. Now they need to hire British ones (and they don't have enough of them), who want higher wages than EU ones, which drives inflation up.
- yrgulation 4y agoThis has nothing to do with cost of labor but rather poor management, particularly from Sunak's time as chancellor.