Londoners are healthier than their American counterparts.What kind of vacation time do London employers offer?
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Everyone in the UK gets 20 days paid annual leave, or pro rata for part-timers to make it equal to full-time workers. Then each company decides how many extra days to give, i.e. if you work somewhere for 5 years you might get 3 more days off, so a total of 5.5 weeks per year.
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It depends on whether you are currently in the UK or if you intend to come to the UK to work. See the following websites for more information.
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Heat? no prob. from nov-march or apr. it is tolerable as in sub 90. during the summer everyone leaves the city since it is 125+ and humid.  although every building vehicle is equiped with a/c.  in fact the gcc spec cars have special ac's that are certified to work in these climates.  most of the time is spent in buildings but it is quite nice in the fall till spring time.  it is about 70 today.  im american and ive been very safe.  just don't wear an "america" t-shirt or you might be discriminated but it is very safe.  especially since 80% of the residents are expats.  you can live in dubai as long as you want if you have a job or 2 or 3 months on a tourist visa. personally i would suggest finding a job before you come unless you have connections. it could be difficult to find a job but not for americans inparticualrly.  good luck!!
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I was once suffering from depression, but then i went on holiday to LONDON, and I got all better, I moved, and I have never felt sad since. LONDON is the best place in the world.
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It looks like they get an average of 27 vacation day per year.Pretty nice, uh?
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If I recall correctly employed people tend to be healthier than the average person.\n\nSearch for and find whatever the national association of beekeepers is called, go to their web site, and see if they offer a lower [than the average person could get] cost life or health insurance plan for members.
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Advantages are that it's ultimately cheaper because you can depart late at night or early in the morning which usually saves you money. Also you arrive well rested and relaxed. Disadvantages are that you effectively add a day or two to the length of your holiday - can be a problem if taking time off work.
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I don't know about England, but here in the states you can work up to 15 hours a week with a workers permit. Most people choose a restaurant. Just pick places you want to work at and ask them. they'll tell you.
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I propose that you take a long vacation from your work in slovakia, and start search for a job in london, if you find something suitable and better than slovakia, why not? in this case stay there\nBut if you didn't find something beter why you should imegrate without a good difference\nGood luck
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Living in London, if you can afford it, would be fantastic.  That is, assuming you like the city life.  London has the best theater in the world, a constant string of concerts by everybody who is anybody.  You are within hours of Paris, Brussels, and Frankfurt.  If you like travel, you can get cheap flights to Africa, the Middle East and Europe for a fraction of the cost from the states.  They weather is colder and more damp than most of the US but the myth of London fog is false.  There was a period during times when coal was the primary source of heating when fog was a serious problem.  However, it is very common for cold and rainy weather to set in for long periods of time even in the summer.  In the winter, you see very little snow and it never is enough to close roads.  What does close roads is some of the worst traffic in the world.  If you live in London, dont bother with a car and go by coach (bus) and train.  You can get almost anywhere this way and its much more relaxing than trying to drive in London.\n\nHow could I forget the museums and breath-taking sights.  However, don't expect to be in Merry Olde England if you live there.  You will find London to be a mixture of various cultures from across the former British Empire to include Indian, Chinese, Middle Eastern and other cultures too numerous to mention on here.  This means, you can find probably any food from around the world in London.  My favorite was the Melati in Soho.  Its located in a seedy part of town but the food is soooooooo good!
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probably Sweden. I live in the UK and British attitudes to qualifications are not very respectful. Sweden has a higher standard of living but high tax too. In the UK it depends what town or city you work in. Any big city is dangerous. Learn Swedish though.
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I agree with Countessa--it is a beautiful country,I was in London last week and the tea--the best I ever tasted!England is rich in history and we are very green (I am Canadan-English),and the stores and boutiques are lovely!And the museums are amazing!So I hope that answers your question!(As in England)Cheers!
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Well having visited the states for a year all I can say is that it is small. Or quaint as you yanks like to put it!\nThats the first thing you'll notice.\nEngland is a really groovy country despite the grumbles you have had in answer to your question. It is very safe.\nLife here is very similar to the states, apart of course from the health system. Our health system is very fair in this country. It does not discriminate between rich and poor. Anyone can get treated by a doctor or hospital. People moan about it but they haven't experienced healthcare in other countries. I watched a programme on tv last night about Iranian people having to sell their kidneys to get money to pay their debts. Bloody awful, poor sods.\nI have lived in England most of my life and have two kids. I wouldn't consider living anywhere else in the world. It is marvellous.\nThe countryside is stunning. The weather is relatively mild and temperate. The people are friendly and warm. The food choice is fantastic. We have a fair democratic system. Our police force and citizens are not allowed to carry guns or weapons. It is  multi-cultural.\nThe worst thing about England is that the media have too much influence and try to make people paranoid all the time. But you can take them or leave them, as you wish.\nAll in all, I think we are blessed to have been born in this country and that we are very lucky to live here.\nHope I have answered some of your questions. Good luck.
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I don't think British people practice poor hygiene as a general rule, but in the U.S. we do have the advantage of fluoride added to the water supply, which probably makes a large difference.
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They value leisure time (le temps libre) while we have a "work, work, work!" mentality. We work for an average of over 40 hours a week, while they work for less than 35 hours, and they get 5 weeks of paid vacation on which they spend time with their family and play sports, whereas we sit around on our vacation. France actually has a branch of their government dedicated to vacation and free time. Why not, when out of their 75 year average life-span they work for about 10 years(continuous) and have about 25 years of vacation(continuous).
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Well I am from South Africa and I must say while I was studying, I was offered more jobs in UK then in my own country. Yes South Africans can work very hard, but I think is also because for us any circumstances is more acceptable then working your a** off and not receiving efficient pay.
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I work for Emirates and you could work 3-4 days on up to 10hrs a day, don't forget time differences can whack it out of you. But what you will see of the world will be well worth it. GOOD LUCK and ENJOY