Get your arse over here my life is so much better.
More wage left at the end of the week.
better lifestyle.
you gotta knuckle down a bit to start with but jeeze its worth it.
fitter / welder (CDN millwright) my base rate is $30 CDN. "ALL" overtime for
me is 2X. Do the math and tell me.
Actually rate is higher at the mo. $32.5 hr
run a car and a minivan (one paid for already)
will take you bout 2-4 yrs to turn it all round again once you get here. but
if you got the right stuff its worth it.
I aint got no degrees !!!!!!!!!
depends how bad you want your dream and who you want it for ?
Me ? its for my son and his future (just lucky that I seem to benefit as
well)
If you gonna whine after a few months don't bother. This immigration lark is
long term stuff and only for those willing to tough it out. See too many
whine and whinge about taxi drivers and doctors etc.
last time somebody actually posted facts and figures about doctors and the
likes, the amount was minor (and counted over quite a short term) in the
grand scheme of immigration.
Its a different labour market over here from most of Europe. took me 3 month
to get first job @$24.5 hr
and about 4 days to get second (still there 2 yr and counting)
Me ? I am as happy as a pig in muck !
"adrian starkey" wrote in message
news:7xBTb.2688$ZN1.177635@news20.bellglobal.com...
> don't bother coming here- theres no point.Its very hard to find any work-
we
> are really regretting coming!
> "observer" wrote in message
> news:DFzTb.104169$9Ce1.39042@news04.bloor.is.net.cable.rogers.com...
> > There are thousands of Canadian with degree, experience and skill are
> having
> > hard time to find jobs in their own field. There are thousands of new
> > immigrant even with degree and skill are pumping gas, delivering pizza,
> > selling insurance, driving taxi and sweeping floor nowadays.
> >
> > May be getting a job in your husband own field right away would be
> > difficult. Retail management consultant positions are quite unique in
the
> > job market. There are very little vacancies around and applicant must
know
> > the Canadian retail sector inside out.
> >
> > The best scenario is to upgrade your education, learn Canadian retail by
> > working in a store and start your own business.
> >
> > "kathleen_cg" wrote in message
> > news:1216328.1075755124@britishexpats.com...
> > >
> > > I've been reading a lot on here about professionals having
considerable
> > > trouble getting work in their field, but what about immigrants who
don't
> > > have a degree? I'm Canadian and will be returning to Ontario with my
> > > husband who's a Brit. He has 20 years experience, mainly in a well
paid
> > > retail management post, but does not have any academic qualifications
> > > (besides secondary school). Will he have a lot of trouble finding a
> > > descent job or should he look forward to sweeping floors? Your
opinions
> > > would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
> > >
> > >
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> >
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