aalvarez says:Working in England is fantastic, everything is fast,How are the Labours in UK? Are they stronger than the ones in Germany? You say life is fast, but at the expense of worse work conditions like worse job protection (
Kündigungsschutz)?
aalvarez says:They value fair play and will give you a fair chance to prove yourself. ...but you will also spend more,Are you permitted to work in the weekends for example, unlike in Germany? How are the chances to work in national holidays, bank holidays? Are there strict rules?
AFAIK, almost all companies in UK tend to contracting, because it is very difficult to get work permits. A few weeks ago there were protests on the streets about the new regulations for HSMP, which is another story.
aalvarez will of course give much more defailed info on this.
aryan writes:
To put it in short, I sold my car and packed my belongings and left Germany in 2005 to USA. The differences between Germany-UK and Germany-USA are not the same, I think. USA has the wildestcapitalist system.
The salaries are paid on a week or double week basis, to speed up money circulation and movement to improve economy. There is almost no labour and thus no job protection, unlike UK and Germany.
There is no restriction in USA to work on weekends. You have only 2 weeks of holiday, whereas in Germany you have 6 weeks, plus Gleittags. I don't know the case for UK.
In short, I would say what
aalvarez implied: Life is faster in UK, it is easier to find a job but is worse in terms of job conditions.
Oh yes, one point I forgot to mention: In UK, the public transportation buses do not stop in the bus stops if you don't raise your hand! But in Germany all the buses are obliged to stop in every bus stop. I did not know this rule and thus I have waited 2-3 hours in a bus stop, which was horrible in a bad weather

Klenze17.