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This is just anec-data but from a friend who has spent a lot of time in London this year. It appears that the EU nationals are leaving in droves. As a result ma
by smackay 8y ago
This is just anec-data but from a friend who has spent a lot of time in London this year. It appears that the EU nationals are leaving in droves. As a result many IT departments are becoming seriously understaffed. So there may be a boom in jobs for UK nationals or the companies may be forced to go where the employees are and move to an EU country instead.
- rezeroed 8y agoHere's anec-data from someone who lives in London, I know EU nationals who have always complained about the UK, and even they are not leaving.
- alecco 8y ago> It appears that the EU nationals are leaving in droves EU nationals in low-skilled jobs left in droves. UK is very lenient to give visas to skilled immigrants of any country in the world.
- m_t 8y agoDoesn't mean that someone who was living somewhere will suddenly fancy having a visa attached to their head.
- guitarbill 8y ago> UK is very lenient to give visas to skilled immigrants of any country in the world. That doesn't seem quite right. Getting a visa isn't harder than Australia or the US, but they don't just hand them out willy nilly. I know a few Americans in the UK who find it very hard to even change jobs. Again, that's always a risk until you get permanent residence, but it's hardly lenient.