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    Nissan 2013: If the UK leaves the EU we’ll have to reconsider our investments in the UK

    Project fear!

    Nissan 2016: No, seriously brexit will be bad for the car industry.

    Project fear!

    Nissan 2018: Yeah this isn’t good.

    Project fear!

    Nissan 2020: Bye

    Project...oh

    Would that be the Nissan plant that's the largest single employer in the area? Would that be the Nissan plant that contributes more to the UK economy than the entire UK fishing industry? Would that be Sunderland that voted for Brexit?

    I'm trying to be sympathetic. I really am.

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    only a rumour at this stage nicked from a german auto magazine

    if true think they currently employ around 7,000 people directly and 40 ,000 in the supply chain

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    • #3
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      It sounds like a multi-national company flexing its muscle at a crucial point of negotiations. I don't think any organisation would make multi-million pound decisions at this stage without understanding the deal.

      This is more about influencing a deal in Nissan's favour. If there was any organisation in the world that understood the emotive political power of a Tory get it done government letting down the workers and voters of Sunderland it is Nissan.

      Which can only mean pressurising the UK government to concede on issues that make the free movement of goods the most liberal.

      The Tory worry bit comes when people see the deal and they work out what was sacrificed for what was gained.

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      • #4
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        Outside of Brexit unless Nissan commits to making electric or hybrid cars we will see a job loss anyway won't we ??? the car industry all over the world is changing its dynamics and job losses will occur .

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          Originally posted by life on mars View Post
          Outside of Brexit unless Nissan commits to making electric or hybrid cars we will see a job loss anyway won't we ??? the car industry all over the world is changing its dynamics and job losses will occur .
          Nissan seems to be an e-car leader. Job losses may occur because of automation but why demand?

          Do you think that people will want fewer cars in a decade? (of course unless the economic impact of Brexit makes that an outcome).

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            expected news on gigafactory battery manufacturing coming from the government this week . 4 are planned for the UK in the coming years to support electric vehicle manufacturing in the UK

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            • #7
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              Originally posted by cyril evans awaydays View Post
              Nissan seems to be an e-car leader. Job losses may occur because of automation but why demand?

              Do you think that people will want fewer cars in a decade? (of course unless the economic impact of Brexit makes that an outcome).
              More to do with cars becoming almost computers that require less moving parts that are manufactured they currently need a lot more manpower within the car plants or at manufacturing plants, I wonder if that very manpower will be required and that effect it may have on the areas supporting the Nissan plant , you see this around the world as automation takes over .

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                Originally posted by life on mars View Post
                More to do with cars becoming almost computers that require less moving parts that are manufactured they currently need a lot more manpower within the car plants or at manufacturing plants, I wonder if that very manpower will be required and that effect it may have on the areas supporting the Nissan plant , you see this around the world as automation takes over .
                What do you think that this new UK manufacturing hub will be making?

                The Nissan Stupido?

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                • #9
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                  Deal or no deal , back it or don't .

                  Both parties maybe voting on it very soon , wonder how the vote will go , bound to be conflict within Labour as well as the Tories we will probably see SNP vote against it., what will Labour do ?

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                  • #10
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                    This is truly pathetic. Get used to months more of these lies. The words of the German ambassador highlight what a joke this nation is becoming in international eyes.

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                    • #11
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                      Originally posted by Swiss Peter View Post
                      This is truly pathetic. Get used to months more of these lies. The words of the German ambassador highlight what a joke this nation is becoming in international eyes.

                      https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b1765005.html
                      It is very jingoistic statement .

                      Sadly the truth is lost in this debate and we do lead the field in medicine which we should be proud off , hence the demand around the world for students wanting to study the subject matter in the UK

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                      • #12
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                        The boring brinkmanship goes on and on and on, but I'm still betting on Johnson to come to the rescue with a deal, will it be "the best of both worlds", "oven ready" or the one he negotiated just in time for last year's election though?

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                        • #13
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                          Soon be out

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                            Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
                            The boring brinkmanship goes on and on and on, but I'm still betting on Johnson to come to the rescue with a deal, will it be "the best of both worlds", "oven ready" or the one he negotiated just in time for last year's election though?
                            Surprise, surprise Boris is going to meet Ursula in Brussels

                            And surprise surprise again it will probably be when Merkel, Macron and co are in town for the European summit on Thursday and Fruday.

                            Expect white (or black but hopefully not) smoke sometime in the early hours of Friday morning ( or Saturday if they decide to extend the summit - it wouldn't surprise me in the least if all countries have been told to expect an extra day!)

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                              Incidentall you may detect a slight element of cynicism in my previous post!!

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