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Dec 2019
12:04am, 13 Dec 2019
6,979 posts
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Too Much Water
@Roberto 828, From my knowledge of Hitachi, they will hire and fire to meet demand, that said they are consistently winning orders although some can be made in Italy which has cheaper costs I gather.
From my knowledge of car industry, locally, I know Honda have used Brexit as a catch-all problem for many issues eg Diesel cars, poor electric offering, trend of declining sales in Europe, sales growth in mainland Asia, their own internal company issues, and a desire to reshore back to Japan due to incentives from Abe. I’m sure some of those will apply to Nissan too.
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Dec 2019
12:07am, 13 Dec 2019
66 posts
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Daft Vader
I wasn’t solely aiming my comment at you Doogs.
A large number of posters have said similar things or suggested that only people in here know better or are more intelligent.
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Dec 2019
12:07am, 13 Dec 2019
6,146 posts
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Dooogs
Interesting, TMW - I don't know enough about industry to comment.
I suspect Blyth Valley will be like Pennsylvania under Trump - lots of disillusioned voters saying "But he lied to us...". Johnson will have no interest in doing anything for the north...
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Dec 2019
12:11am, 13 Dec 2019
6,147 posts
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Dooogs
I did see some interesting / depressing vox pops in 2016 around the relative knowledge of European trivia by Leavers and Remainers respectively...
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Dec 2019
12:11am, 13 Dec 2019
6,980 posts
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Too Much Water
This is comment from a mate who knows the numbers at Honda, who is a retainer btw
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Dec 2019
12:14am, 13 Dec 2019
31,744 posts
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LindsD
Certainly more compassionate, DV.
I'm so upset.
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Dec 2019
12:16am, 13 Dec 2019
6,981 posts
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Too Much Water
Remainer not retainer
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Dec 2019
12:18am, 13 Dec 2019
6,148 posts
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Dooogs
If it was purely a lack of compassion, it'd be one thing, Linds . I still think it's a massive act of national economic and geopolitical self-harm, that'll benefit very few in practice...
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Dec 2019
12:19am, 13 Dec 2019
35,479 posts
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Nellers
Serious question.
I get that most of the blame for Labour's performance will go on Corbyn because he hasn't proved popular, and I get that the move now will be to get a new leader that will avoid that problem.
However, given that most of the hatred for Corbyn is based on the massive smear campaign that the Tories and the written press have waged, and that huge amounts of the Tory campaigning has been based on lies and no-one has cared about that, what makes anyone think they won't do the same again to whoever replaces him?
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Dec 2019
12:21am, 13 Dec 2019
31,746 posts
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LindsD
I agree Dooògs. I was just trying to be... I don't know what I was trying to do. Express my distress without being personal.
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