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The standard of living in Poland?

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tr8 [Guest]
	Edited by: tr8 Jun 20, 07, 00:52 #1 Is it so different from england that it warrants a couple taking their 3 year old child back to poland so that the wife is now free to go out to work here as well as her husband. Prior to this she took care of the child here and didn't work. I can only speculate that this isn't a permanent arrangement and they are looking to earn as much as possible in the short term? They are both qualified in poland, as teachers, but say they can earn so much more here manually working in a factory - are the wages and according standard of living so poor in poland? What sort of accomodation, car, prospects etc does the average teacher have? \| Reply	Guest

tr8 [Guest]
	Edited by: tr8 Jun 21, 07, 02:14 #2 Looks like I'll have to research it myself. first search brought up this "As a university lecturer, I earned about £200 a month [in Poland], and here [England] I earn about £1500 a month. "We can rent a house, we have a house, we pay all the bills and it is still enough money for us. But it was not enough for us in Poland." But now I will have to look into other professions and find out what the equivalent of £200 will cover in Poland to qualify "not enough" \| Reply	Guest

zion [Guest]
	Jun 21, 07, 04:18 #3 Quoting: tr8 Looks like I'll have to research it myself. of course you will laizy buff \| Reply	Guest

tr8 [Guest]
	Edited by: tr8 Jun 21, 07, 06:16 #4 Hi A lazy person wouldn't ask my question they would make an uninformed judgement instead Forums are for helping each other out, if you don't want to help me with my question then please don't respond. Similar responses from yesterday were deleted, presumably by the mods. Thankyou \| Reply	Guest

tr8 [Guest]
	Edited by: tr8 Jun 21, 07, 06:25 #5 As I said, I am prepared to research for myself but would appreciate help here, seeing as you are in a better position than myself to answer. \| Reply	Guest

TheKruk
	Jun 21, 07, 07:46 #6 Teachers in public schools ear between 700 and 1500 zloty a month. So if they make 3000 and its probably less after taxes its very hard to live in Poland on that. You can but its survival not really living. They could make as little as 2000 before taxes whats that about 200 pounds. Teachers are screwed the world over. \| Reply	Member Posts: 374 Joined: Apr 14, 07

ukinpoland
	Jun 21, 07, 07:54 #7 Quoting: zion drink them buddy and maybe we can pick a fight Yes you do seem like the sort of person who only has the guts to fight a very drunk person. Or should that be you seem like the idiot who likes to fight. Either way you are coming acroos as a complete moron. \| Reply	Member Posts: 542 Joined: Jan 16, 07

zion [Guest]
	Edited by: zion Jun 21, 07, 08:31 #8 coming from a English teacher I mean a loser like you in some small town in Poland !!!! give me a break buff !!!! \| Reply	Guest

ukinpoland
	Jun 21, 07, 09:46 #9 Quoting: zion coming from a English teacher I mean a loser like you in some small town in Poland !!!! give me a break buff !!!! Looks like you could do with the help of an English teacher or maybe those words should be replaced with doctor. \| Reply	Member Posts: 542 Joined: Jan 16, 07

Grzegorz_
	Jun 21, 07, 10:18 #10 Quoting: zion coming from a English teacher I mean a loser like you in some small town in Poland !!!! And your job is ? \| Reply	Member Posts: 5141 Joined: Nov 16, 06

tr8 [Guest]
	Jun 22, 07, 01:05 #11 Quoting: TheKruk Teachers in public schools ear between 700 and 1500 zloty a month. So if they make 3000 and its probably less after taxes its very hard to live in Poland on that. You can but its survival not really living. They could make as little as 2000 before taxes whats that about 200 pounds. Teachers are screwed the world over. Thankyou very much for your reply, \| Reply	Guest

PoznanMan
	Aug 14, 07, 08:23 #12 Quoting: tr8 Is it so different from england that it warrants a couple taking their 3 year old child back to poland so that the wife is now free to go out to work here as well as her husband. Prior to this she took care of the child here and didn't work. I can only speculate that this isn't a permanent arrangement and they are looking to earn as much as possible in the short term? They are both qualified in poland, as teachers, but say they can earn so much more here manually working in a factory - are the wages and according standard of living so poor in poland? What sort of accomodation, car, prospects etc does the average teacher have? tr8 Profile Posts: 5 Joined: Jun 20, 07 Male What the hell are you talking or asking about.. you have a computer- use it. You are ther sort of person that MAKES the stereotype of people. YOU CAN GET ON A PLANE FOR 50 EUROS RETURN FLIGHT DIRECT TO POLAND - (KRAKOW OR POZNAN) AND SEE WHAT IT IS LIKE -CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN GET A TAXI DOWN TO THE LOCAL PUB-RUSH DOWN A FEW PINTS BEFORE ANAL CLOSING TIME OR GETTING A BRITISH CURRY FROM A CHINESE SHOP !!!.. Please don't insult Polish people \| Reply	Member Posts: 10 Joined: Aug 14, 07

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