this role is open to EU passport holders only

[geoffreywhereveryoumaybe]

Spotted on a contract advert in TotalJobs.

[ladymuck]

And?

[GhostofTarbera]

Spotted on a contract advert in TotalJobs.

The future


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[darmstadt]

Nothing new, been seeing ads like that since the referendum

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[d000hg]

My passport says EU on it, I think.

[NotAllThere]

Saw it on plenty of job ads pre 2021...

[ladymuck]

I've seen lots of jobs all over that require the legal right to live and work in the country the job is to be delivered. Why is it suddenly newsworthy when it's something that's been required since someone first thought up the notion of work visas and the like.

[darmstadt]

Pre 2021 you didn't need a work visa or an EU passport for British people to work in the EU. Some people have only just found that out and are surprised by it. They probably live in a cave

I've seen lots of jobs all over that require the legal right to live and work in the country the job is to be delivered. Why is it suddenly newsworthy when it's something that's been required since someone first thought up the notion of work visas and the like.

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[Mordac]

Pre 2021 you didn't need a work visa or an EU passport for British people to work in the EU. Some people have only just found that out and are surprised by it. They probably live in a cave

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Or they didn't speak the relevant languages and weren't bothered as they wouldn't have been able to work in the EU anyway. They would have needed an EU passport, as they wouldn't have been able to travel to Europe without one. They also wouldn't have been able to register with the local authorities, or open a bank account, or rent a property.
Working in the EU has never been worth the hassle, except for those of you who don't know what a wife or girlfriend is, and would have to sort them out with a job in a country where they didn't speak the language. Which is probably quite a lot of you.

[darmstadt]

Or they didn't speak the relevant languages and weren't bothered as they wouldn't have been able to work in the EU anyway. They would have needed an EU passport, as they wouldn't have been able to travel to Europe without one. They also wouldn't have been able to register with the local authorities, or open a bank account, or rent a property.
Working in the EU has never been worth the hassle, except for those of you who don't know what a wife or girlfriend is, and would have to sort them out with a job in a country where they didn't speak the language. Which is probably quite a lot of you.

A bit of a small island mindset there, I work all over the EU and have done for years and don't speak the local languages. Maybe some of us are hired for being experienced rather than just arses on seats...