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gregoryfromcali
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isanity
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And this bit put the talk of low salaries in the Bydgoszcz thread into perspective:
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| In 2005, after almost 14 years of medical training as an anaesthetist, Walecka was earning 1,750 zloty (�300) a month |
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gregoryfromcali
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Very true.
It's good to see educated people finding jobs where they get paid what they deserve, but the brain drain is unfortunate.
I imagine that although a lot of Poles would like to return, but when they see the salaries that are offered in Poland more than likely they'll be back on the bus to the UK. |
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bennyr81
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ive just got back from poland and the amount of poles in sunny manchester is unreal! the influx is enormous but as was said i dont think many of them will be going back home! i dont think its just the money either! the few ive spoken to enjoy the freedom over here and the things they can, possibly, acheive
ps only allowed to bring 200 cigs back  |
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