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but rates wold be UP UP UPOriginally posted by ladymuckIf we all left the UK, just think how screwed the destination countries would be!!
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If we all left the UK, just think how screwed the destination countries would be!!
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hey thanks, maybe I should think about staying here making my money then deserting england....i think the majority on this board want to leave the UK lol
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Holland, Belgium are good bets.
If you like mediterrean countries such as Spain, you´ll find that there are contracts available but the rate is crap. However it´s much better than the permie rates. Speaking English is a plus in Spain for getting jobs, but you´ve got the speak the "espanish" too.
The best of both worlds would be to work from home and then move to somewhere nice.
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Where am I gonna live/work!!?
Choices choices....
Im currently working for a global company who have sent me up to the lake district on a contract (travel/accomodation paid). So therefore I've since rented out my flat in london as am loving the countryside thing so much... anyway i'll get to my point.
At the end of this contract (October) my manager said theres a 50/50 chance they are going to find me some contract for them work elsewhere either in the UK or abroad. They might even offer me a permie job (which i'll no doubt say no to!)..
However if nothing is offered im thinking about looking at working in europe anyway as my flat is already rented and I have no ties..
Can anyone offer any suggestions on good areas to contract in the EU, seeing as I can only speak english (until i get there and eventually learn the local lingo) or any agencies that I can get in touch with for EU jobs???
I havent a clue where to even start looking.... thanks if you can help...
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