I'm suspecting there's going to be ways to circumvent this. The tories are not going to attack big business.
I get the feeling there are enough people who will work for low wages in the UK as it is. Don't you? I believe enough people have been imported as it is. There have been hundreds of thousands of people who have moved to the UK annually. I doubt the UK has also created hundreds of thousands of jobs, homes, schools, university, college and hospital places each year too.

I would personally cheer if every Costa, Starbucks and McDonalds closed their doors for ever and their staff were transferred to the care sector to do something we actually need.

Not going to happen though.

It's more likely that the care sector is going to suffer severe staff shortages, some manufacturing will transfer abroad because of labour problems and prices rise for other home produced goods.

Would that be a good enough outcome for stopping free movement? We will see how people react in due time.

I would personally cheer if every Costa, Starbucks and McDonalds closed their doors for ever and their staff were transferred to the care sector to do something we actually need.

Not going to happen though.

It's more likely that the care sector is going to suffer severe staff shortages, some manufacturing will transfer abroad because of labour problems and prices rise for other home produced goods.

Would that be a good enough outcome for stopping free movement? We will see how people react in due time.

It has nothing to do with what happened on the bus. For me that clearly was included as a personal example of the problem she sees resulting from Brexit.

She didn't suggest that everyone who voted to leave is a racist did she? She only suggested that Brexit has taken the cork out of the bottle and released the previously restrained racism that was always there in some people. A view that I share and have expressed here before.

She went on to give an opinion about why she believes it necessary to go on challenging these attitudes.

There is no need for anyone to feel offended. What she said is an opinion from a particular perspective, informed by personal experience and a valuable contribution to an important subject.

Oh contrare

The issue is simply that British workers aren't interested. One cafe chain has recently come out and said around 1 in 50 applicants are British.

That's an issue.

It's also not slave labour for those companies – they legally have to pay minimum wage.

There are of course farms and food produce employers who are shirking the system and literally treating people like slaves, but they are not the majority – so again, workers will be on minimum wage. Maybe not full time, zero hours or part time probably but still when working, paid minimum wage.

The truth is there simply isn't the appetite to fill the roles.

People need to wake up and realise that we are no longer a labour based / manufacturing economy. We've been transitioning towards a service economy for decades.

So explain how these jobs were filled before mass immigration?

The reality is that the workforce adapts to the environment just as business do.

Your suggestion that the British won't work low paid jobs just completely ignores the fact that most of them know they won't even get them.