UK plumber
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UK plumber
looking to move to US .
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
#2
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by voivod
looking to move to US .
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
#4
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by voivod
looking to move to US .
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
Am married with 2 kids .
Have been plumbing for 21 years and looking to get out of Britain.
Any advice /job offers greatfully received
I tried the USA by the way and was nothing but a costly nightmare. I got a sponser for who i was going to work for. Both us and they spent a few grand trying to get me there. I had to have degrees etc and prove my skill as a goldsmith etc. We jumped through hoops, i got my skills accessed in New York and got a BFA in jewellery design. Still got denied. Even a lawyer in California could not get me any luck. Oh and this was to work in Anchorage Alaska. Great place by the way, no taxes, cheap petrol, loads of room. Ah well that's life. If your English it almost impossible, Irish you have a better chance. Try Canada, very similar. Been to Toronto, Vancouver, Victoria, Edmonton. Now Edmonton (Alberta) may be a good try for you as they are screaming for people and is easier to get in than the US. British Columbia is expensive to live and wages are not too hot (Canuks i know call it "bring cash") East coast is losing people to Alberta as ther is loads of oil there and the province is dept free and booming, or so they say. Pm me if you want some pictures of Edmonton i took while en ruote from NZ to the UK.
Last edited by Lenmil; Jul 28th 2006 at 11:10 am.
#5
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by voivod
looking to move to US .
#6
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Manc
where would you like to live in America?
#7
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Ray
Are you offering odds.....
#8
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Manc
me thinks it is a distinct possibility
#9
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 2,717
Re: UK plumber
So your just starting to visit your first appointments then
Why is it that so many tradesmen make appointments, only to fail to show up . . .
Why is it that so many tradesmen make appointments, only to fail to show up . . .
Originally Posted by voivod
Have been plumbing for 21 years
#12
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Ray
I suppose you are going to put your tenner on the F+ state ...
#13
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Ray
I suppose you are going to put your tenner on the F+ state ...
#14
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by AdobePinon
Febraska?
http://www.stategunlaws.org/
Only 2 states get the exalted F+
Last edited by Ray; Jul 28th 2006 at 2:57 pm.
#15
Re: UK plumber
Originally Posted by Ray
You pick the State by its Brady score ....
http://www.stategunlaws.org/
Only 2 states get the exalted F+
http://www.stategunlaws.org/
Only 2 states get the exalted F+
BTW, NM got one A- and six Fs, which I believe results in a most clearly superior F.