US Nurse. Why I want to go back to the UK.

[@manonggeorge]

What about you what is your reason for moving to US? Or US back to UK?

[@mochitong18]

Ang dami kaya namin mga ex nhs employee dito sa US pag nag u usap usap kami ganito talaga bukang bibig namin" bat ngayon pa tayo dumating sa amerika dapat noon pa"

[@czar9318]

Same here! Sana noon pa.

[@carolinepmata4460]

green card holder n p oba kayo dyan? tnx po

[@Karen_Rejohn]

After 20 years of nursing in the UK, I have decided to try nursing in the America. I took the NCLEX at 48 years old and now I'm in the process of completing the immigration requirements. The work and life balance in the UK before was great ( £1 = P 100). However, recently I have to do 1-2 extra shifts a week just to be able to pay my bills. Travelling to Continental Europe has gone more expensive. These are just few of the reasons why I am making the move.

[@manonggeorge]

Best of luck po! Like our guest iba iba tayo ng situation 😄

[@RIZMINJAVEMURCIA]

I may not know your specific plans or life goals, but I have former colleagues who are now in the UK. Both are nurses with a single child. Despite working there, they find themselves living paycheck to paycheck. Back when we worked in Abu Dhabi, we could save around 10,000 AED out of a 16,500 AED gross monthly salary. However, they mention struggling to save, even with additional bank shifts. In contrast, my family of five has relocated to the US. We find a balance between family and work as our jobs allow for self-scheduling. Picking up extra shifts is an option for additional savings without causing undue stress. Although we are taxed here, the year-end brings Individual Tax Statements (ITS) and child allowances from the state, amounting to $2,500 per child. Depende na yan kung saan ang comfort zone mo. We like it here compared sa Abu Dhabi. And we are thankful enough na finally nakapunta kami dito ng walang kahirap hirap 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙃

[@amandabass04]

I have a relative who moved to the US. Single and her money is just hers without obligation. After taxes and rent , car, health insurance, all she is left with is around $1000 bi weekly. Makes me not want to move their at present

[@Allieeyah]

Thank you for great advice po!

[@iritsko]

hello Herbert😊

[@joodebritannia6345]

I’m just waiting for my British citizenship this year and then I’ll try to fulfill my American Dream next year 🎉

[@ClaraAngelicaJulianes]

Amen to this.

[@user-xs8re2oy7i]

Blunt/honest.

[@yaneurysm]

Manong George, you keep on pushing on these contents. For clout ba? Lol. Anyway, he didn’t even work as a nurse sa UK, pero syempre as usual, click bait yung mga title mo. I just hope you slow down on making content that could dishearten yung mga hirap na hirap na sa UK. You have a voice, so if you can, be neutral.

[@Xiege351]

Nadali mo e kala ko ako lang nakapansin😂. I think he likes the clout kasi dun dumadami engagement like sa fb group nila. If you’re in their fb group napa katoxic at kalat ng mga members. Unacceptable pag hindi maganda experience mo sa UK, i babash ka pa at mag p-post ng mga fake na pay slip just to hide the reality na mas malaki nmn talaga ang kinkikita sa US. Parang mga scammer lang, like hello 3 years pa lang and band 5 daw tapos dinaig pa kita ng mga band 8 at mga agency. Kung ano ano pa yung mga pinopost ng mga anonymous members hindi nman verified at kung totoo man puro embellished at exaggerated. Parang may mga saltik lang. Behind that disorder and chaos, ang tunay na nag profit e tong mga to para mapromote nila yung sarili nila sa youtube or whatever platform. You’ll just soon realize na they dont really care kung totoo man on hindi mga post mo doon. Basta may engagement ok na ok yan 👌

[@user-xs8re2oy7i]

@yaneurysm,👍👍👍👌👌👌