You see, now you're making it a problem of nationality.

EU membership allows free movement of capital, goods and workforce between EU states with equal rights. Singling out Romania and Poland means you have a personal problem with these nationalities.

Don't like it? Vote your country leaving the EU.

Oh, and FYI, Romanian tech salaries are some of the highest in EU where new grads can earn €2k NET due to a hot market and low taxes so your point about wage dumping doesn't hold.

That's still not good enough as compared to Zurich or Amsterdam. Or many other cities. Why stop at tech. Many Romanians and other poor EU immigrants move across Europe for all kind of jobs. I don't think you have thought this through and not realizing or outright ignoring xenophobia in your arguments.

Yeah, Zurich or Amsterdam pay more but have you thought about comparing the local taxes and COL before you made the argument? Insert another coin and try again.

€2k NET monthly in Poland or Romania as a new grad means you can buy a house immediately. How many houses can one newgrad buy in Zurich or Amsterdam?

>Many Romanians and other poor EU immigrants move across Europe for all kind of jobs.

And? What's wrong with that? It's part and parcel of EU membership. Western companies can also come to the East and straight up exploit the population.

Don't like it? Vote to leave the EU?