Hello! Coming to London soon!

[iceman]

Thank you all for the warm welcome!

Rosie: Thanks for the link. I'll sure check that out.

Bigmarco: thanks for the insight. My wife is an economics graduate with dual masters degree so I hope she uses that to crunch the numbers with regard to her compensation. Hehe.

Arthur: thanks for the well-wishes. My current job vs. keeping my family together is really a no contest. At the end of the day, our son is the reason why we go through all the daily grind so his welfare comes first.

I guess based on most of the forum posts here indicates that it won't be easy for me to get a job there. Nonetheless, I've never been known to back out of a good challenge, so here's to a certainly uncertain life in the UK. Hehe.

Cheers!

[Terpe]

......I guess based on most of the forum posts here indicates that it won't be easy for me to get a job there. Nonetheless, I've never been known to back out of a good challenge, so here's to a certainly uncertain life in the UK. Hehe.

Cheers!

I'm sure you know that the economic environment here in UK and in EU is not in the best of health. Talk is now of a double-dip recession and the Bank of England is still printing money. Make of that what you will.

But, look, London is a huge city with huge resources and huge opportunities still.
It almost has it's own economic condition.

I'm not a recruitment advisor but from the information you have provided I am in no doubt that you will find appropriate and relevant employment and at the right salary level.
I am also in no doubt that you wife will be appropriately compensated and that you will both enjoy a great life in one of the world's greatest cities.

I was relocated by my employer many times, and the employer will cover ALL reasonable costs. This would include childcare costs when necessary.

Enjoy the opportunity.