europeansoft

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by europeansoft 10y ago
So by the same logic, criticism agains the government shouldn't be taken seriously unless they come from a former prime minister?
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by europeansoft 10y ago
They may leave them open, but for an European engineer it just became a lot less attractive.
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by europeansoft 10y ago
> Companies treat workers well because they have to compete to get them. Not because the government forces their hand. There is nothing keeping them from colluding to keep wages down then. Apart from the government, that is...
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by europeansoft 10y ago
Yes, I've never been but I've heard that it's a beautiful city. How is the job situation there? I don't know many software companies in Vienna.
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by europeansoft 10y ago
I would rather not go into that, but I've heard this several times and I think it misrepresents the situation: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36429482
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by europeansoft 10y ago
Well, if the UK leaves the EU my rights would be affected. Also I expect a few years of bad economy after the decision where it will be easy to blame other European countries for every problem. So the future doesn't look very promising
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by europeansoft 10y ago
I could get UK citizenship if I ask for it, and I would have done that if it was the other way around (my country leaving the EU, instead of the UK). The way I see it, the main argument to leave the EU is to reduce immigration, it would be
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Ask HN: Where to go after Brexit
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