CotenantNIG:
hello guys how can i get a cheap car insurance in the uk
its either am rejected or its too expensive
I have an international license

My Job requires I have a car and a drivers license

rinzylee:


At least I have never been told to take my life by way of suicide sincerely I started attending Church.

I am not a religious person ...Christianity for me is a relationship.

Back to the matter......there is safety in godly counsel.



Nna I don tire...make una leave me alone

Adebayo82:

No, I did not pay dart crossing charge, I'm not aware of this. My car is petrol not diesel.

I may likely travel again to London where can I initiate the dart crossing charge. Is it paying online or you can equally share the link with me.

marylandcakes:


Have you heard and watched the film “ Guyana’s Tragedy” ? it happened in real life.

marylandcakes:


Next time you need to drive into London , set your sat nav to avoid toll charges.

Blazingdiamondz:
Hi guys, I have been working as a carer since I came to UK and I earn £25k annually. However, I got a job as a food safety admin/quality officer in a company but the pay is just £20k annually. What do you guys think? Should I take the offer? What's the prospect in the field here in the UK? I need your advice. Thanks.

Solumtoya:


This is a personal decision, there is no right or wrong answers. It just depends on what you want. If you need sponsorship or money urgently, for instance, stick to the care role.

Blazingdiamondz:
Hi guys, I have been working as a carer since I came to UK and I earn £25k annually. However, I got a job as a food safety admin/quality officer in a company but the pay is[b] just £20k annually[/b]. What do you guys think? Should I take the offer? What's the prospect in the field here in the UK? I need your advice. Thanks.

justwise:


Any other benefits to that job apart from the 20K annually?

ehizario2012:
It's been interesting reading the comments on pension and the general economic outlook of the UK in the short, medium and long term. Personally I feel it's important understanding the true economic status of the UK since that's where we live at the moment.

My question, could this seemingly gloomy economic outlook be the reason why many migrants are looking at leaving the UK to Ireland, Australia, Canada?? This has been a burning question to me. I'm on a CoS in the UK, and don't intend leaving to the aforementioned countries even if I get the opportunity... But again, is this my thinking right at all??

I'll appreciate informed responses/comments as always.

Blazingdiamondz:


None, just the experience to enable me apply for more experienced positions and better pay

Zahra29:


Many migrants seem to be on an eternal search for an earthly utopia with ultra high paid jobs,ultra low taxes, free quality healthcare (with zero waiting lists), cheap insurance and housing, sublime weather, high levels of immigration but tolerant natives and government, a country that "works" but where they can also do as they please....

I digress 😂

justwise:


20K a year is till small, stay in your current job while you search for one that pays better with benefits. That is my personal opinion.

Blazingdiamondz:


None, just the experience to enable me apply for more experienced positions and better pay

gmacnoms:
You have seen it all in the other job. You have also gained experience needed if you chose to go back to that industry.

Go to this one and experience it yourself. In the end, you’ll know where’s best for you, and where you are going

Zahra29:


Many migrants seem to be on an eternal search for an earthly utopia with ultra high paid jobs,ultra low taxes, free quality healthcare (with zero waiting lists), cheap insurance and housing, sublime weather, high levels of immigration but tolerant natives and government, a country that "works" but where they can also do as they please....

I digress 😂

Anyways, have you paid attention to the news coming out of Canada and Australia? The biting cost of living and serious problems with scarce and unaffordable housing? The pressures on their public services? For example, I read the other day that some Canadians are opting to go abroad e.g. to India to get MRIs and other scans done, instead of waiting over 1 year for the same tests in Canada.

Point is, many of the economic issues being faced in the UK are also being replicated in pretty much all major Western countries, and are far worse in the migrants' home countries, so they might need to relocate to another planet to find a land they don't consider "gloomy".

Blazingdiamondz:


None, just the experience to enable me apply for more experienced positions and better pay

babajeje123:
Is salary negotiation not allowed in NHS? I don't understand why HRs would want to see previous payslips and insist on starting you on the lower scale of Band salary. Someone should please make me understand this

Gemma11:


You should do the £20k job for experience and since you have experience in the care industry..continue to do that one as well part time (evenings or weekends) to top up your salary.

bigtt76:
Work experience most times is the reason. At other times, when one is coming into the system newly, you are started off on the lower compared to if you are already an NHS staff for example and you are moving across to the new role you will be started on the higher scale.

LagosismyHome:


No please .... this can even be a potential fire hazard. This is meant only for garden where there is proper ventilation. Do not use this indoors at all

babajeje123:

Okay so I have experience working in a trust, moving to a higher band in the same role and she's bent on starting me on the lower scale.

Zahra29:


Many migrants seem to be on an eternal search for an earthly utopia with ultra high paid jobs,ultra low taxes, free quality healthcare (with zero waiting lists), cheap insurance and housing, sublime weather, high levels of immigration but tolerant natives and government, a country that "works" but where they can also do as they please....

I digress 😂

Anyways, have you paid attention to the news coming out of Canada and Australia? The biting cost of living and serious problems with scarce and unaffordable housing? The pressures on their public services? For example, I read the other day that some Canadians are opting to go abroad e.g. to India to get MRIs and other scans done, instead of waiting over 1 year for the same tests in Canada.

Point is, many of the economic issues being faced in the UK are also being replicated in pretty much all major Western countries, and are far worse in the migrants' home countries, so they might need to relocate to another planet to find a land they don't consider "gloomy".

Taal17:


This.right here eternal Utopia
People leave and stay for their own reasons.
To the OP don't assume everyone had the same expectations or drivers for leaving .
Nothing is new about the UK economy or how the UK treats migration. It's a cycle of rinse and repeat corresponding to election cycle.

Migration to Ireland, UK, Canada, US sef is decade long. The only difference now is YOU since You're now in a position or age that those options matter to you.

Greetings to the house!!

Blazingdiamondz:


Thanks man, I guess I will align with this cos I see experienced roles with salary of up to 50k per annum.

justwise:


if your starting salary is 20K how many yrs do you think it will take you to earn 50K annually in the same department?

dustydee:

He can always move to another company.