If James Dyson wants British graduates all he has to do is sponsor British-born students on the appropriate courses: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jan/04/theresa-may-foreign-postgraduates-students-qualification-vote-dyson
No Mr Dyson, you can't have cheapo foreign graduates - as a fat cat industrialist you must pay the full cost of educating the British employees you want.
If you don't want to participate in our society you can of course simply fuck off overseas.
But if you want to export your products from Singapore into the United Kingdom I want tariffs in place that ensure you still pay an appropriate contribution to British society.
"Dyson is searching for scientists and engineers. But there simply are not enough. Quite simply, there aren’t enough out there" James Dyson whines.
Correction Mr Dyson.
There aren't enough at the low price you want to pay.
If you pay more you will get the personnel you need.
And please don't argue you can't afford it. If your business model has to rely on subsidised education for your workers then the conclusion we have to draw is that the market does not want your products at the true cost of producing them. Which is no great loss really - all you are offering society is extra suction on a vacuum cleaner.
No Mr Dyson, you can't have cheapo foreign graduates - as a fat cat industrialist you must pay the full cost of educating the British employees you want.
If you don't want to participate in our society you can of course simply fuck off overseas.
But if you want to export your products from Singapore into the United Kingdom I want tariffs in place that ensure you still pay an appropriate contribution to British society.
"Dyson is searching for scientists and engineers. But there simply are not enough. Quite simply, there aren’t enough out there" James Dyson whines.
Correction Mr Dyson.
There aren't enough at the low price you want to pay.
If you pay more you will get the personnel you need.
And please don't argue you can't afford it. If your business model has to rely on subsidised education for your workers then the conclusion we have to draw is that the market does not want your products at the true cost of producing them. Which is no great loss really - all you are offering society is extra suction on a vacuum cleaner.
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