Hello. We are expecting law-changes in the near future here in Germany. German Goverment realized that it is not so good to loose all green card specialists after 5 years. And now, special immigration program will be implemented ( something like in Canada ). Let's wait and see. :) > heh... that's great, but what about taxes? last figure i've heard is 50% > income tax for single male... and rents, rents... Basically I'm disappointed > in European market :( > > Germans introdused somewhat 20000 greencard program, but got only 7000 > applications... and the funniest thing is that after 5 years on this card > you have to move out, no way to prolong it. > > > >From: Richard Dear <rdearat_private> > >To: "'Wojciech Dojka'" <WDOJKAat_private> > >CC: "'SECURITYJOBSat_private'" <SECURITYJOBSat_private> > >Subject: RE: German job market? > >Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 13:07:50 +0100 > > > >Good afternoon Wojciech > > > >The German IT market in general, seems to be one of the better areas in > >Europe to be looking for a new role. We recruit for 3 large blue chips and > >a > >couple of start ups across Europe and their German operations are > >recruiting > >quite steadily, unlike some other countries where we are experiencing the > >standard: headcount freeze, no budget, restructuring, redundancies etc etc. > > > >With regards to salaries they pay similar to the UK, example, we have > >recently placed a Technical Consultant @ 170,000.00 DEM (£53,000.00 GBP / > >$75,000.00 USD) at an e-commerce start up based in Frankfurt. Most > >companies > >will sponsor a working visa if the ideal person comes along. > > > >These comments are based on what we have experienced in the last 3 months. > > > >Regards & good luck. > > > >Richard Dear > >European Director > >00 44 (0) 1635 87 8000 > >00 44 (0) 1635 87 4000 > >00 44 (0) 7050 02 77 60 > >rdearat_private www.rdneurope.com > >RDN Europe - IT Recruitment Specialists > > > >The information contained within this e-mail is confidential > >and intended solely for the addressee(s). It is not to be relied > >upon without subsequent written confirmation. > >RDN Europe Ltd accepts no liability (including negligence) > >for the consequences of any person acting, or refraining from > >acting on this information prior to written confirmation. > >This e-mail has been content checked by MIMEsweeper and Norton Anti Virus > >software for all known viruses. > > > > > > > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Wojciech Dojka [mailto:WDOJKAat_private] > >Sent: 11 July 2001 13:51 > >To: SECURITYJOBSat_private > >Subject: German job market? > > > > > >This is similar to the earlier request for info on Australia's infosec job > >market. I'm in the States now and considering moving back to Europe _in a > >year or two_. I'm originally from Poland but having been there recently I > >decided to look at Germany instead, especially since there's been some talk > >a while back about the computer skill shortage there. Hence, could anyone > >advise me on the situation in that part of Europe? Aside from > >security-related positions, what about programming/admin/consultancy jobs > >in > >other areas? How do their salaries compare to the rest of the world? Also, > >what legal/immigration issues should I expect? > > > >Thanks a lot, > > > > > >Wojciech Dojka > >Metropolitan Transportation Authority > >Technology Audit Division > >345 Madison Avenue > >New York, NY 10017 > > > >Phone: (212) 878-0247 > >Fax: (212) 878-0267 > >E-mail: wdojkaat_private > > > >----- > >You either succeed or you learn. > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. > >
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