Race to the bottom will drag us all down
I can see now why business was so keen for a Yes vote in the Nice referendum.
Will the saving be passed on to the customer? No chance. Employers don’t care too much about service levels to the customer; it’s all about profits and shareholders. Government is prepared to sit back and let it happen. Apart from the business community, who wins?
Yes, we’ll have full employment, but at what rates of pay and conditions? We will all end up on low pay and crazy hours to make a decent weekly wage.
God help our children in the future when low pay will be the norm. Social implications? Who cares? Profit and greed are the drivers. Ferry workers’ jobs today - your job tomorrow.
Philip Green
16 Parnell Cottages
Malahide
Co Dublin


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