How many Romanian/Bulgarian migrants are you predicting?

How many Romanian/Bulgarian migrants are you predicting?

Poll: How many Romanian/Bulgarian migrants are you predicting?

Total Members Polled: 517

0-50,000: 7%
50,001 - 100,000: 7%
100,001 - 500,000: 16%
500,001 - 1m: 19%
1m - 5m: 19%
6m - 10m: 5%
10million+: 3%
27.5m (actual population of Bulgaria/Romania): 24%
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allnighter

6,663 posts

222 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Hoofy said:
I'd remove his name for data protection purposes.
I have altered his name slightly!

Pixelpeep

8,600 posts

142 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Sofer Taxi, Dream Taxi, Ramnicu ValceaSeptembrie 2011 - prezent (2 ani si 2 luni)Transport / Logistica / Naval

well he has driving experience lol smile

Hoofy

76,359 posts

282 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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allnighter said:
Hoofy said:
I'd remove his name for data protection purposes.
I have altered his name slightly!
Well, will Olescu Ionut-Andrei be happy? biggrin

allnighter

6,663 posts

222 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Pixelpeep said:
allnighter said:
"From: Ionut-Andrei Olescu

Hy I have 26 year's a drive verry good and I'm verry interested about your job pizza delivery I'm new in town please give me a call or email if you think I'm the god gay for this job!
Have a good day"

One of many emails I had recently from Romanians(in the car wash industry) and East Europeans with very poor English asking for jobs. Any Locals applying? Nope! Zilch, Nada.
if you hadn't been in Plymouth i would have ripped ya arm off for that job.

When you say 'locals' do you mean natives ? lol
Locals means locals, I couldn't care much where their roots lie, provided they have good command of English, can count the change they give customers, can answer the phone, take orders and know the area very well...etc.

Mr_B

10,480 posts

243 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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allnighter said:
Pixelpeep said:
allnighter said:
"From: Ionut-Andrei Olescu

Hy I have 26 year's a drive verry good and I'm verry interested about your job pizza delivery I'm new in town please give me a call or email if you think I'm the god gay for this job!
Have a good day"

One of many emails I had recently from Romanians(in the car wash industry) and East Europeans with very poor English asking for jobs. Any Locals applying? Nope! Zilch, Nada.
if you hadn't been in Plymouth i would have ripped ya arm off for that job.

When you say 'locals' do you mean natives ? lol
Locals means locals, I couldn't care much where their roots lie, provided they have good command of English, can count the change they give customers, can answer the phone, take orders and know the area very well...etc.
Out of interest , what does such a job pay ?

allnighter

6,663 posts

222 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Mr_B said:
allnighter said:
Pixelpeep said:
allnighter said:
"From: Ionut-Andrei Olescu

Hy I have 26 year's a drive verry good and I'm verry interested about your job pizza delivery I'm new in town please give me a call or email if you think I'm the god gay for this job!
Have a good day"

One of many emails I had recently from Romanians(in the car wash industry) and East Europeans with very poor English asking for jobs. Any Locals applying? Nope! Zilch, Nada.
if you hadn't been in Plymouth i would have ripped ya arm off for that job.

When you say 'locals' do you mean natives ? lol
Locals means locals, I couldn't care much where their roots lie, provided they have good command of English, can count the change they give customers, can answer the phone, take orders and know the area very well...etc.
Out of interest , what does such a job pay ?
The same as what big multinational big chains pay, i.e.: minimum wage.

Esseesse

8,969 posts

208 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Puggit said:
Newc said:
It was just under 0.5m Polish people from a 30% larger population. Poles are generally better educated which would lead to higher movement, but wage differential not as large as Rom/Bul, implying lower movement. So that all balances out and you're in the half-a-million range.
I believe the often quoted figure was 0.8m?
I believe the often quoted figure of 0.8M was for the first 2 years for Poland.

Esseesse

8,969 posts

208 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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porridge said:
UKIP thinks 29 million...
I believe there's another estimate that puts the population at something like 28.6M.

pad58

12,545 posts

181 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Possibly put the UK a few more steps toward bankruptcy.

porridge

Original Poster:

1,109 posts

144 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Esseesse said:
Puggit said:
Newc said:
It was just under 0.5m Polish people from a 30% larger population. Poles are generally better educated which would lead to higher movement, but wage differential not as large as Rom/Bul, implying lower movement. So that all balances out and you're in the half-a-million range.
I believe the often quoted figure was 0.8m?
I believe the often quoted figure of 0.8M was for the first 2 years for Poland.
More than 600,000 unemployed European Union migrants are living in Britain today (source: the EU's own recent report!) That's not including the child benefits we send to EU nationals in other countries where one parent has comes over banghead

Mr_B

10,480 posts

243 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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allnighter said:
Mr_B said:
allnighter said:
Pixelpeep said:
allnighter said:
"From: Ionut-Andrei Olescu

Hy I have 26 year's a drive verry good and I'm verry interested about your job pizza delivery I'm new in town please give me a call or email if you think I'm the god gay for this job!
Have a good day"

One of many emails I had recently from Romanians(in the car wash industry) and East Europeans with very poor English asking for jobs. Any Locals applying? Nope! Zilch, Nada.
if you hadn't been in Plymouth i would have ripped ya arm off for that job.

When you say 'locals' do you mean natives ? lol
Locals means locals, I couldn't care much where their roots lie, provided they have good command of English, can count the change they give customers, can answer the phone, take orders and know the area very well...etc.
Out of interest , what does such a job pay ?
The same as what big multinational big chains pay, i.e.: minimum wage.
It's probably just as well Labour had the minimum wage while they were opening the doors. I think many sectors could well pay half what it is and still get very poor people from abroad to do the jobs.

Digga

40,321 posts

283 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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allnighter said:
Any Locals applying? Nope! Zilch, Nada.
What, not even bad gays?

Edited by Digga on Monday 11th November 16:08

Mermaid

21,492 posts

171 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Purity14 said:
I wonder how long this whole broken Britain stuff can hold on for. What is it holding on to? What happens when it does fall when there has no money to give!
Was Great Britain, Britain now - soon Little Britain?

MX7

7,902 posts

174 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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"applying transitional controls as a matter of course in the future for all new EU Member States."

Tories on immigration in 2010.


Mermaid

21,492 posts

171 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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GG89

3,527 posts

186 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Bring it on. The sooner Britain crashes with devastating consequences the sooner change will come.

No turning back now just got to ride the st storm that is coming our way unfortunately.

Guybrush

4,350 posts

206 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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Bliar and Labour generally have to take a large slice of the blame for their open door immigration policy, lying to us and painting anyone who objected as racist. UKIP seem to be the only ones with the balls to discuss the matter; it's strange that the the media won't give them any airtime to discuss the matter (and our EU membership) in open forum with red Ed and Cameron.

ralphrj

3,528 posts

191 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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MX7 said:
"applying transitional controls as a matter of course in the future for all new EU Member States."

Tories on immigration in 2010.
What part of that do you think they have broken?

dandarez

13,282 posts

283 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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At the Wembley England v Poland footy game over 20,000 Polish fans didn't need to travel to get here, hence why they chanted with some authority:
'We're Poland. We're playing at home!'

Will a pattern emerge?

'We're Romania. We're playing at home as well!'

'We're Bulgaria. We're playing at home too!'

It's a great feeling to be patriotic.



mph1977

12,467 posts

168 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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porridge said:
Esseesse said:
Puggit said:
Newc said:
It was just under 0.5m Polish people from a 30% larger population. Poles are generally better educated which would lead to higher movement, but wage differential not as large as Rom/Bul, implying lower movement. So that all balances out and you're in the half-a-million range.
I believe the often quoted figure was 0.8m?
I believe the often quoted figure of 0.8M was for the first 2 years for Poland.
More than 600,000 unemployed European Union migrants are living in Britain today (source: the EU's own recent report!) That's not including the child benefits we send to EU nationals in other countries where one parent has comes over banghead
how many of these 'unemployed' or economically inactive individuals are the spouse of a wage earner bringing up children ...