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Joined: 21 Dec 2007 / Male ♂ 		Last Post: 19 Feb 2008
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zion   
14 Aug 2009
UK, Ireland / I married a Pole, we live in the UK - eligibility for Polish citizenship? [15]

Wrong wrong wrong

You can get an polish citizenship if you married with a pole for 3 years

but you must live in poland for this 3 years and you must have had the temporary residence permit for 1 year then for 2 then you applied for an permanent then after that you can apply for the citizenship

Did you all got that ?
zion   
13 Aug 2009
Life / Why the Poles don't like AC (air conditioners)? [16]

about anything in Poland

nah just about what is wrong like when is hot and people put off the ac

Lot of you Poles thing this is a perfect place but until I am here will remind you all

that is not !!!
zion   
10 Aug 2009
Life / Why the Poles don't like AC (air conditioners)? [16]

I am boiling in this fcuk Office and those people (yes my work collegues ) keeping out the AC almost off !!!!!

What is wrong with this nation for god sake can anyone tell my Boss to trasfer me to Branch in the New Caledonia !!!!!

WHere is hot and no AC need Nice brise from the sea ....
zion   
8 Jun 2009
Study / Excel Power point courses in Warsaw [3]

Hello all of you out there ...

I would like to ask if any of you would know I place where I can take a MS Office suite course ...

I need to brush up some skills on excel and power point for a new job I score here where I will need to use lot of that stuff .

Does anyone has any hits ??

Thanks
zion   
5 May 2009
UK, Ireland / Polish 'exodus' grinds to halt! [6]

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/8032788.stm

It is five years since EU enlargement brought a wave of Poles and other eastern European migrant workers to a Britain that was booming. But the recession has not resulted in a mass exodus.

In a conference room in a west London hotel, around 40-50 Poles have come to see a presentation by the mayor of Bydgoszcz, a town in central Poland.
zion   
18 Feb 2009
Work / Moving to Poland in April 2009, need to find IT-related job! suggestions? [21]

due to lower rent prices and wages this is what I copy from araw.pl web site.

This is not a good this new jobs want high qualify staff to pay then crap wages Poland is not more the China cheap labour Poles are cheap labour in the UK and in POland

Guess what I am on my way out here The wages sucks , the currency low as hell the weather sucks food sucks ..

God is the right time to leave again ...
zion   
29 Jan 2009
Life / Daily comute from Warsaw to Lodz [14]

No I dont speak no Polish been too busy looking for work all the time to learn Polish

I can tell you no hard time in the UK can compare with Poland things here are hard on the job side of things

If you find a job the pay will be low rent is expensive if you don't need to make a living with what you make here then is ok I need to save up cash those days so ....

You can find jobs with no polish but you will need a second language then English
English is the working language of many places I worked but a second language is also need.

but as I said if you dont mind working for peanuts Welcome to Poland
zion   
29 Jan 2009
Life / Daily comute from Warsaw to Lodz [14]

Hey cjjc I was wrong about your city sorry ... about the job

hospitality management that is a bit in what I would work on it if i take the job in Lodz well one of then I have other offer also that I would like more

The job is in support anyway I will see if the other offer work out I give you the details of this one .

Commuting from £ódź to Warsaw makes sense because in Warsaw earnings and cost of living is generally higher. But the other way round it doesn't make too much sense: lower earnings + more expensive accommodation.

Well I will try to get Warsaw salary for this job shit is I will have to pay lodz monthly bus pass and warsaw monthly bus pass plus the train monthly pass also all and all will go to around 600 zl a month for transport alone .

anyway this will be my last shoot after 2 years here the job thing is not working the pay still way too low !!!!!
zion   
28 Jan 2009
Life / Daily comute from Warsaw to Lodz [14]

I see

I work in IT depends what you do... you can find a job thing is the pay is lousy ...
also helps if you can speak some other language then English ... Polish is not a must otherwise you want to sell kepaps or something

If you want some work I may can hook you up who know`s I may need someone to share a flat there or something in case the commute will be too harsh .

I was in your home town after the floods few years back did some work for the Met Police there getting their IT staff back on ...

I am not English tough ...
zion   
28 Jan 2009
Life / Daily comute from Warsaw to Lodz [14]

Hello all of you out there ....

I want to know your thoughts of commuting daily from Warsaw to Lodz to work
I know some of the locals do that from Lodz to Warsaw.
I myself think is a bit of a pain but dont really want to move to Lodz so guess will have to take the trip there and back at least is just 1.5 hours now before was 3.something...

Any ideas how to kill time on the train and how early I have to wake up everyday to make to the office at 9

Thanks
zion   
19 Dec 2008
News / Poland will take half a century to catch up with the West [240]

Poland will take half a century to catch up with the West

According to the latest data published by Eurostat, Poland will need 55 years to catch up with the standard of living in Germany.

In 2008, a Pole could afford only 55 percent of what an average EU citizen could. This is the worst result in the EU, with the exception of Romania and Bulgaria. The study shows that in 1997 the standard of living in Poland amounted to 47 percent of the EU average, meaning that Poland is catching up only 1 percent a year.

The data also reveals that one of the most significant factors hindering development is unemployment. The report states that only 57 percent of those aged up to 65 actually work.

Source: Dziennik (A.K.)

wbj.pl/article-43849-poland-will-take-half-a-century-to-catch-up-with-the-west.html?typ=pam
zion   
13 Nov 2008
USA, Canada / OBTAINING POLISH CITIZENSHIP (living in the USA). Petition documents? [28]

One must be married with a Pole and live in Poland for 3 years !!! not 2

and one must have the temporary residence permit first valid for 1 year then after that you apply for another one which is valid for 2 year after that you apply for a permanent one valid for life and then once you have that you can apply for a passport (citizenship) I know one must apply on the must 2 months after getting the permanent card how long take to the (citizenship) I dont know maybe few months
zion   
10 Nov 2008
Life / A trip to a Polish supermarket [136]

just want to say super post very funny and true happen all the time with me to the very last detail on your post he he he
zion   
12 Sep 2008
Work / Still having a hard time in Poland, no job and low pay.. [15]

Well I am still having a hard time in Poland no jobs even if I have one ,is sucks the pay is way too low .... plus the currency is going down too !! still did not make my wife want move ... and now it will get cold again !!! God can someone save me ....
zion   
26 Jul 2008
Life / Belgian moving to Krakow, need practical info [38]

hey dxx we can get togheter once you here to talk about the flat share

about IBM is a really bad place to work I have mates that work with me now they all work before in IBM and they say it sucks dont let the name foul you IBM big firm bla bla in Poland lot of big names that anywhere would be a great place to work here dont do the same plus keep in mind they here because of cheap labour IBO, Shere service center call it as you want they all here for cost cut so one month into your new job you will be runing back to mom back home Poland is not ireland but the girls look better and it can be fun for a while

gook luck see you in krakow
zion   
26 Jul 2008
Life / Belgian moving to Krakow, need practical info [38]

5000pln + nett a month,

that is alright are they pay for your housing or not ?

anyway good look in krakow I live here also and I am looking for flat mates so if you fancy sharing let me know