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lynx2378
I had an employer in UK , she wantedme to work w/ her household and to take good care of her children. we meet here in net, and we sometime exchange email message. What will I do? Do i have the chance to work w/ her soon? What visa i ned to use for my travelling. ?
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You will need both a visa and a work permit. Contact the nearest UK Embassy for advice.
The UK has recently introduced a points system (similar to the USA and Australia) so it has become harder to get a work permit unless you have skills that are in demand.
Good Luck
Ian M
You will need both a visa and a work permit. Contact the nearest UK Embassy for advice.
The UK has recently introduced a points system (similar to the USA and Australia) so it has become harder to get a work permit unless you have skills that are in demand.
Good Luck
Ian M
I would like to know more about health care. Could we have socialized medicine?
Jackie
Is there a way everyone could be taxed like Canada or England for socialized medicine and health care?
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Hmm. We have socialized medicine in Australia too. If I had a heart attack, was airlifted to a cardiac unit, had a triple by-pass and was hospitalised for a month, then discharged with meds - I'd pay -----
absolutely NOTHING. The active word there is SOCIALIST which the US seems to be paranoid. There is a downside to this system of course - there can be long waiting lists for treatment, you do not have your choice of doctor and you have to go to a public (eg government owned hospital). We have private health cover as well. Since it is so expensive, a lot of people with insurance use the public hospitals, which leads to over crowding. The government here is now means testing income, so this does not occur. My father was a travel agent and would advise clients who travelled to the US to get the first plane back to Australia if they were ill (obviously, they couldn't if the illness was severe). I have even heard of pregnant women flying to Australia to have their babies - because as I said, it's free. It sounds like you have seen the film `Sicko` by Michael Moore - I was horrified by it, no one should have to pay for cancer treatment. It is a cruel system, set up for profit.
Hmm. We have socialized medicine in Australia too. If I had a heart attack, was airlifted to a cardiac unit, had a triple by-pass and was hospitalised for a month, then discharged with meds - I'd pay -----
absolutely NOTHING. The active word there is SOCIALIST which the US seems to be paranoid. There is a downside to this system of course - there can be long waiting lists for treatment, you do not have your choice of doctor and you have to go to a public (eg government owned hospital). We have private health cover as well. Since it is so expensive, a lot of people with insurance use the public hospitals, which leads to over crowding. The government here is now means testing income, so this does not occur. My father was a travel agent and would advise clients who travelled to the US to get the first plane back to Australia if they were ill (obviously, they couldn't if the illness was severe). I have even heard of pregnant women flying to Australia to have their babies - because as I said, it's free. It sounds like you have seen the film `Sicko` by Michael Moore - I was horrified by it, no one should have to pay for cancer treatment. It is a cruel system, set up for profit.
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