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HairyArsedBloke replied

25 June 2010, 13:07
Originally posted by bledubd View Post

I dont hear any of you complaining about british companies that are devouring resources from whence the hsmp holder comes from.

WTF has that got to do with it except further examples of bad behaviour?
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bledubd replied

25 June 2010, 13:03
lol

I dont hear any of you complaining about british companies that are devouring resources from whence the hsmp holder comes from.
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malvolio replied

23 June 2010, 09:21
Originally posted by mobi View Post

3 yr WP + 2 yr HSMP
4 yr WP dependent + 1 yr HSMP

More combinations are possible.

More combinations were possible. You can't get an HSMP for IT skills now. You can't transfer a WP to an HSMP either. Theoretically.

Most of these people aren't coming in on HSMPs anyway, but ICTs. Different level of abuse altogether.
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secontrator replied

23 June 2010, 08:01
Originally posted by mobi View Post

3 yr WP + 2 yr HSMP
4 yr WP dependent + 1 yr HSMP

More combinations are possible.

UK is the only country in the world where dependents are allowed to work freely anywhere... not even in US.
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mobi replied

22 June 2010, 19:48
how an HMSP holder passes the five year UK residency test

3 yr WP + 2 yr HSMP
4 yr WP dependent + 1 yr HSMP

More combinations are possible.
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stillooking replied

22 June 2010, 10:57
Originally posted by secontrator View Post

I heard the news through a friend... can't beleive that our govt have given SC jobs to HSMP's when you have many people Qing for the jobs.

This is for HMRC - Telford.

You should send this to the editorial desk at the Daily Mail, it might make news, or maybe not as they all seem to be doing it, plus RBS etc (owned by UKTAXPAYER unltd). Civil servants though are doing it to secure costs savings for the UK ...just don't touch their own perks/pension that wouldn't be right.

I wouldn't send it to The Guardian, it'd be 'good' news to them.
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malvolio replied

22 June 2010, 10:43
Originally posted by swamp View Post

Maybe the HSMP visa holders can spell.

Although it would be interesting to see how an HMSP holder passes the five year UK residency test...
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swamp replied

22 June 2010, 10:23
Originally posted by secontrator View Post

I heard the news through a friend... can't beleive that our govt have given SC jobs to HSMP's when you have many people Qing for the jobs.

This is for HMRC - Telford.

Maybe the HSMP visa holders can spell.
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gingerjedi replied

22 June 2010, 08:59
That doesn't surprise me, I have my CV registered and viewable with every UK job board going and it clearly states my security status.

Yet they find more suitable candidates abroad? It's only fair™.
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secontrator started a topic Hsmp - sc

22 June 2010, 08:14
Hsmp - sc

I heard the news through a friend... can't beleive that our govt have given SC jobs to HSMP's when you have many people Qing for the jobs.

This is for HMRC - Telford.
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