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Easiest way for an unemployed Irishman to get work to live in England?

griffincathal · 2018-05-01 08:05:04

Hi. Not here to tell you my entire life story but I was wondering if anyone had any ideas as to what might be the fattest and easiest way to get employment to get employment in the UK. I'm 32 I've no practical experience as I've never and was out of education since 10. Tried a level 5 qqi course recently and it was too…

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#62 09-09-2019 09:47PM

Forty Seven

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Wexford96 wrote: »

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I'm guessing home. Poland is booming thanks to the money they earned here and in Ireland which they used to build cheap houses back home. Bought a building plot myself in Poland in 2008. Will have to see what it's worth now.

I had heard Poland was going well but they're avoiding a boom type scenario. Can a Polish brickie go home and make say 500 a week now?

Don't know wages but they are building everywhere with a combination of EU money for large infrastructure and plenty small private builds. I'm sure wages will be comparable to cost of living. Most polish 'builders' had never laid a block or painted a wall before coming over. They came, built houses they ended up renting, picked up a trade and funded a house back home out of it. They did well. Worked hard for it too.

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