That's the point though, we still had ultimate sovereignty but we had chosen to pool it with others for a wider shared benefit. It may be argued that the loss of sovereignty wasn't worth th… (View Post)

Actually I agree with a lot of what you say, and I don't have a problem with people who say it's not for them (same with Scottish independence). But I didn't see that the EU was inhere… (View Post)

I think this reflects the total lack of a plan (and still no obvious sign of one, 6 years on), and 17.4m different versions of Brexit that were being voted for as opposed to just one version of the E… (View Post)

One of the advantages of working from home is that it kills the myth of presenteeism, which often leads to people filling up their time with non-productive busywork. I can get done in 6 hours at home… (View Post)

I'm afraid that, cynically, my experience of 30 years of working is that what I am paid bears no relationship to how hard I actually work. In the previous company I worked for, over 15 years, th… (View Post)