European companies still don't pay enough to attract Uk contractors to EU

[AtW]

I'm getting tired of explaining this to recruiters, when will they understand I want at least a 20-30% premium on my UK day rate for the hassle.

Should not take long for Sterling to depreciate 20-30% and taxes to go up by 5-10%.

[The_Equalizer]

Should not take long for Sterling to depreciate 20-30% and taxes to go up by 5-10%.

Are you saying that Brexit is good for contractors?

[SueEllen]

Are you saying that Brexit is good for contractors?

Only if they have an EU passport or we stay in the Single Market.

[AtW]

Are you saying that Brexit is good for contractors?

Brexit was sold to be like that -



But the reality of Brexit will be more like this -



HTH

[KentDogWalker]

Only if they have an EU passport or we stay in the Single Market.

EU passport will be great!

[KentDogWalker]

Their argument is living costs tend to be cheaper in the EU.

However they tend to advertise expensive places....

Yeah but if you still have rent/mortgage to pay in the UK

[SueEllen]

Yeah but if you still have rent/mortgage to pay in the UK

They presume that you don't have this things....

[KentDogWalker]

They presume that you don't have this things....

they should unpresume

[BrilloPad]

They presume that you don't have this things....

Indeed. And why should they?

[Eirikur]

Some Swiss and German contracts pay decent rates. Dutch and Belgian are mostly tulip