You really are not very bright are you Dave?
Provided we have a policy to train the number we need, there isn’t a problem, or contradiction. It allows for exchange. I deplore Australia’s nett theft of some types of professionals.
Actually there isnt a problem on numbers even. Just stop the ones screwing the system by retiring at 59 on full pension, you know, like most doctors. nurses and teachers and make them work to retirement age unless a proper actuarial reduction at value is made. *huge*. We would have 10 percent more!
Also charge pro rata on time served for the eyewatering cost of tax payer funded training if they choose to go to Australia. or go private. So we have the funds to train more.
What we must stop is the mass flow that leaves other countries without the young people needed to build a future, or pay for their old people, also causing accommodation price problems here, and increasing derelict property abroad. Mostly trash the euro, and EU so it equalizes the problem causing the flow.
I love Europe and care about Europeans, Which is why I hate the euro and EU.
The goal is to make everywhere in Europe equally financially attractive. Not to cope with the fact that the euro prevent that.
Originally Posted by Dave_Mole
