Re:Britain to Foreign Workers: If You Don't Make $50,000 a Y...
by mjevans on Thursday February 04, 2016 @02:59PM
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It isn't the wage it's self that bothers me, it is this 35K GBP figure without any other context that bothers me.
I think it depends entirely on if someone is trying to become /part/ of a country, or if they are merely there to work in it.
For the former the rules should be more lax, that person should need to make at least the median wage for a given job (until they are fully emigrated).
For the latter that person should need to make at least 150% of the median wage.
Family's complicate the decision; but I would say that the most favored member of the family should be the deciding factor.
I think it depends entirely on if someone is trying to become /part/ of a country, or if they are merely there to work in it.
For the former the rules should be more lax, that person should need to make at least the median wage for a given job (until they are fully emigrated).
For the latter that person should need to make at least 150% of the median wage.
Family's complicate the decision; but I would say that the most favored member of the family should be the deciding factor.