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Oh look another reason immigration is so high.
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well. The £35k ones aren't. But I don't believe there are no good Indian techs.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
If they were any good we'd be f*cked - they're not, so we're not.
It won't be long before someone cottons on and starts to bring over some decent ones.See You Next TuesdayComment
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And here lies the problem, it's not the market going rate, but the going rate for other chaps on visas (although one might argue that if all bobs on visas are being paid around £35k, then it is the going rate for them of course). If the definition of going rate is left open, then it does not work and I'm sure someone writing those rules was fully aware of that.Originally posted by Lance View Postthe going rate is what you currently pay your other bobs who already have visas. That's £35k.
So £28k for Indian grads working for TCS/Wipro/Infosys
As for being f*cked, based on the State of the market thread, it's not all peachy now is it?
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at our level then the EU guys were no threat and I have worked with a load of really good ones.Originally posted by Lance View Post
the going rate is what you currently pay your other bobs who already have visas. That's £35k.
So £28k for Indian grads working for TCS/Wipro/Infosys
The EU guys who wanted £45k-£60k were never a threat in comparison.
But people vote based on the sh*t and lies they are fed.
But it was clear the EU staff at the bottom end undercut the locals (of all cultures). This was clear from the lower end wages.
Not everyone is > 90th percentile on wages.
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based on ons salary stat so employers are calling admin assistants data analysts.Originally posted by dsc View Post
And here lies the problem, it's not the market going rate, but the going rate for other chaps on visas (although one might argue that if all bobs on visas are being paid around £35k, then it is the going rate for them of course). If the definition of going rate is left open, then it does not work and I'm sure someone writing those rules was fully aware of that.
As for being f*cked, based on the State of the market thread, it's not all peachy now is it?
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I've never been as busy.... But then I've repositioned my areas of specialisation to stay relevant, and do what the bobs can't/won't/don't (hint: it starts with "govern" and ends in "nce").Originally posted by dsc View Post
And here lies the problem, it's not the market going rate, but the going rate for other chaps on visas (although one might argue that if all bobs on visas are being paid around £35k, then it is the going rate for them of course). If the definition of going rate is left open, then it does not work and I'm sure someone writing those rules was fully aware of that.
As for being f*cked, based on the State of the market thread, it's not all peachy now is it?See You Next TuesdayComment
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I've never been as busy.... But then I've repositioned my areas of specialisation to stay relevant, and do what the bobs can't/won't/don't (hint: it starts with "def" and ends in "nce").Originally posted by Lance View Post
I've never been as busy.... But then I've repositioned my areas of specialisation to stay relevant, and do what the bobs can't/won't/don't (hint: it starts with "govern" and ends in "nce").
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Sure Russian migrants would be good at that.bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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true.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
I've never been as busy.... But then I've repositioned my areas of specialisation to stay relevant, and do what the bobs can't/won't/don't (hint: it starts with "def" and ends in "nce").
But after 6 years of residence they can.See You Next TuesdayComment
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