CLEAN : In pro-Brexit Kent farmers count on EU workforce

The transcript discusses personal aspirations and challenges in the job market, particularly for farm workers. It highlights the unfairness in job application processes and the difficulty British people face in finding suitable jobs. A Home Office pilot scheme aimed to employ British people in horticulture, but had limited success. The transcript concludes with various remarks.

What issue does the speaker highlight regarding job advertisements for farm workers?

• They are not advertised at all.

• They are only advertised in the local area.

• They are only advertised in the countries where workers are sourced.

• They are advertised globally.

Why do British people find it challenging to take up seasonal jobs, according to the speaker?

• They lack the necessary skills.

• Seasonal jobs do not align with their long-term goals.

• They are not interested in farming.

• They prefer permanent jobs.

What was the goal of the Home Office pilot scheme mentioned by the speaker?

• To employ British people in horticulture.

• To provide training for farm workers.

• To reduce unemployment in the technology sector.

• To increase the number of foreign workers.

How many people did the speaker agree to take from the local job centre for the pilot scheme?

• 20 people

• 15 people

• 10 people

• 5 people

What was the outcome of the Home Office pilot scheme in terms of participation?

• Only one person turned up.

• The scheme was canceled.

• Half of the participants dropped out.

• All participants completed the program.