Poland

Interesting about your comments about Corgi registered fitters.

What has to understood is that a non-registered Corgi fitter can do the work, as long as it is signed off by a Corgi registered fitter.

As for foreign workers, my job was made redundant in 1992. What happened, I ended up setting up links between the Polish Stock Exchange and some of the International Global Banks operating in Poland. By the way the Polish Stock Exchange was based at that time in the former Head Offices of the Communist Party in Warsaw, you couldn't make it up, irony is alive and well.

But another interesting fact is that most of the former communist countries in central Europe adopted and implemented dealing systems far better than our own, gambling house mentality. They do their dealings on what is called matched deals, if somebody wants to buy they have to go through the exchange, where their purchase is matched against somebody who wants to sell. No seller, no deal.

My point, I was given a very good job in Poland, the people were fantastic, they can come here any time they like, just as I was made welcome in their country.