Liberal Elites Bemoan Loss of ‘Cheap Labour’ Au Pairs After Brexit
7 Feb 2021
‘Remoaner’ elites have complained that they will no longer be able to afford their au pairs following Brexit, as immigration laws now mandate that migrants must receive a living wage.
A columnist for the
Financial Times, Peter Foster, took to social media to express his “despair” that “Brexit will just continue to retard relations with the EU on a personal/cultural level, it’s inevitable.”
In an article penned for the Europhile newspaper on Friday, Mr Foster noted that prior to the United Kingdom’s departure from the bloc, au pairs “received board and lodging, a contribution towards English language classes and £100 a week ‘pocket money’ in exchange for about 25 hours of childcare per week.”
during the relevant time period. even including in a car in front of my house where she then claims she went into my house where my wife has an office, she s a psychologist, my daughter had an au pair, we had video surveillance, totally made up stories and the question i ask in my book are twofold, how do you protect yourself from false accusations. i was tell myself it s can be controversial, you can t get close to lines, don t flirt, don t tex touch anybody, i livey those standards. i never flirt, i never touch anybody, i ve never had an accusation and yet i m accused. and what s once you re accused, how do you defend yourself. nobody s ever prove their innocence more compellingly than me. it s the accuser who never met the accused.
with me but on seven occasions and places that i never was during the relevant time period. even including in a car in front of my house where she then claims she went into my house where my wife has an office, she s a psychologist, my daughter had an au pair, we had video surveillance, totally made up stories and the question i ask in my book are twofold, how do you protect yourself from false accusations. i was tell myself it s can be controversial, you can t get close to lines, don t flirt, don t tex touch anybody, i livey those standards. i never flirt, i never touch anybody, i ve never had an accusation and yet i m accused. and what s once you re accused, how do you defend yourself. nobody s ever prove their innocence more compellingly than me. it s the accuser who never met the accused.
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