Ticha:


The stress levels for healthcare workers are the same everywhere. Canadians are complaining they can't GP appointments and can't even register with a GP as there is staff shortage and current staff are overworked

I can tell you that despite the high pay here, health professionals are also leaving. One of our ED wards in Wellington was closed due to staff shortage last week. Patients presenting at emergency dept have upto 14 hour waits to be triaged and I have been waiting to see a gynaecologist for 2 and half years here in NZ. At this point, I'm even happy to go see one anywhere. I'm having to pay privately to see one later this month and even that was a 6 week wait. All our nurses, Drs, surgeons are ethnic minorities as well from developing countries and they don't even make it easy for them to come in and practice unlike the UK

The grass is always greener on the other side till you get there o!

Ticha:


The stress levels for healthcare workers are the same everywhere. Canadians are complaining they can't GP appointments and can't even register with a GP as there is staff shortage and current staff are overworked

I can tell you that despite the high pay here, health professionals are also leaving. One of our ED wards in Wellington was closed due to staff shortage last week. Patients presenting at emergency dept have upto 14 hour waits to be triaged and I have been waiting to see a gynaecologist for 2 and half years here in NZ. At this point, I'm even happy to go see one anywhere. I'm having to pay privately to see one later this month and even that was a 6 week wait. All our nurses, Drs, surgeons are ethnic minorities as well from developing countries and they don't even make it easy for them to come in and practice unlike the UK

The grass is always greener on the other side till you get there o!

pheranmie:
Hi guys
I came in on a spousal dependent visa and you know know you Have to look for sponsorship. We have a 4month baby hence I am the only only working for now. Wanna ask for your kind advice.
1.Should i consider bringing my mom to help (baby sit) looking at the cost for her to come so my wife can work as well or I should allow n my wife do the babysitting?

2. I have a job offer at a children school (stubborn children) though no sponsorship 400 pounds weekly excluding tax ( 8am-3pm) and I have a job offer as a Support Worker but there is sponsorship 375 pounds excluding tax. Which one do you think I should go for looking at one with a future though?

Please I need your honest advice

pheranmie:
Hi guys
I came in on a spousal dependent visa and you know know you Have to look for sponsorship. We have a 4month baby hence I am the only only working for now. Wanna ask for your kind advice.
1.Should i consider bringing my mom to help (baby sit) looking at the cost for her to come so my wife can work as well or I should allow n my wife do the babysitting?

2. I have a job offer at a children school (stubborn children) though no sponsorship 400 pounds weekly excluding tax ( 8am-3pm) and I have a job offer as a Support Worker but there is sponsorship 375 pounds excluding tax. Which one do you think I should go for looking at one with a future though?

Please I need your honest advice

JaySterling:
Hi, can someone please run me through the process of buying a land and building a house in the UK

Or is it not possible?

hustla:



Check wakanow comrade

Lexusgs430:



Wow ....... Where una dey see this money o...... I arrived Heathrow airport, with only one single £5 bill......

My journey was a story...........

Ticha:


The stress levels for healthcare workers are the same everywhere. Canadians are complaining they can't GP appointments and can't even register with a GP as there is staff shortage and current staff are overworked

I can tell you that despite the high pay here, health professionals are also leaving. One of our ED wards in Wellington was closed due to staff shortage last week. Patients presenting at emergency dept have upto 14 hour waits to be triaged and I have been waiting to see a gynaecologist for 2 and half years here in NZ. At this point, I'm even happy to go see one anywhere. I'm having to pay privately to see one later this month and even that was a 6 week wait. All our nurses, Drs, surgeons are ethnic minorities as well from developing countries and they don't even make it easy for them to come in and practice unlike the UK

The grass is always greener on the other side till you get there o!

phyl123:


How many centuries ago?

Lexusgs430:



Not too long o ....... That £5 then, was equally as worthless now .............

phyl123:


Read their reviews on trust pilot, I wish I did. I am now dragging them for my refund because flight times was changed. I had to go straight to the airline website to book my rebook flight. I would never use them again. Their customer service is mediocre.

Chreze:


Yes Ticha, we know there’s shortages of health workers around the world. SemmyK pointed out yesterday that most counties are battling survival and we agreed to that.

The issue is having (British) DR n Nurses from a developed country (UK) battling health worker shortage, resign and move to another developed country (Australia, Canada, US and it’s like) that is also struggling. And for what reason? Pay and better working conditions. This is the management issue I am talking about. Do you think a German or American doctor will resign to come work in the UK? Not one, not two, but it’s becoming a thing for British health workers. It’s normal for health workers in developing countries to run around the world looking for where to get better pay n treatment, but for home health workers from developed country to leave because of pay n move to another developed country is a shame. Let’s be honest.

MelaninGemstone:
Hi guys, I just got to London 2 days ago and I would be traveling to Newcastle in a few days (Northumbria University)

Please how can I book a train to Newcastle from London and which train station would I depart from ?

Do all the London Underground travel to other cities ?

Please advise

Bukorlar10:
Good day seniors, I am a new student at the University of Leeds. Please I am in urgent need of an accommodation in Leeds. Please kindly help. Thanks

Kolislankz:
Hello guys, My wife came to the UK in September on a tier 4 visa and I came in later on a tier 2 visa. Can anyone help out with how I can change her visa to tier 2 dependent visa. And also if she'll be allowed to work 40hrs even while still school since she'll be on a tier 2 dependent visa.

I mentioned that I was married to her on my visa application too but selected No to Will they be travelling with you to the UK because she was already in the UK at that time.

Thanks

pheranmie:
Hi guys
I came in on a spousal dependent visa and you know know you Have to look for sponsorship. We have a 4month baby hence I am the only only working for now. Wanna ask for your kind advice.
1.Should i consider bringing my mom to help (baby sit) looking at the cost for her to come so my wife can work as well or I should allow n my wife do the babysitting?

2. I have a job offer at a children school (stubborn children) though no sponsorship 400 pounds weekly excluding tax ( 8am-3pm) and I have a job offer as a Support Worker but there is sponsorship 375 pounds excluding tax. Which one do you think I should go for looking at one with a future though?

Please I need your honest advice

heroshark:
I will be interviewing for a Graduate role that will be based in one of the following cities.

Bristol, Birmingham, Exeter or Cardiff.

Which of these cities do you recommend I chose and why?

MelaninGemstone:
Hi guys, I just got to London 2 days ago and I would be traveling to Newcastle in a few days (Northumbria University)

Please how can I book a train to Newcastle from London and which train station would I depart from ?

Do all the London Underground travel to other cities ?

Please advise

LaXxOnebody:
I guess I've been lucky with my credit score. Its 572 and I'm just under 2 months in the country.

I opened 3 accounts and had a significant inflow of about £5k so I don't know if that helped.

dustydee:


Take the LNER train from London Kings Cross station.

MelaninGemstone:
Hi guys, I just got to London 2 days ago and I would be traveling to Newcastle in a few days (Northumbria University)

Please how can I book a train to Newcastle from London and which train station would I depart from ?

Do all the London Underground travel to other cities ?

Please advise

dustydee:


Take the LNER train from London Kings Cross station.

DoubleN:
There is a direct train service from London King Cross Station to Newcastle using LNER. https://www.lner.co.uk/

hyzich:
Hi guys,

Please is there any app where I can convert naira to apps or can I send an equivalent of £15 in naira to anyone here and get pounds .

Thanks

phyl123:


I don’t think so, that £5 got you to where you are today. There used to be a time not too long ago you could fill up a Tesco grocery trolley with £5.

MelaninGemstone:


Thank you! Is the London Kings Cross station different from the Kings Cross London Underground