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Expat Network Jobs Newsletter
Welcome to the Expat Network Jobs newsletter for April. As well as links to some of the many new job opportunities available at www.expatnetwork.com, we explore some of the many issues affecting your working life as an expat – or would-be expat.
In this edition we are keen to help you make sure you register or re-register with Expat Network so that you can fully enjoy all the many benefits available to you on registering.
This month we consider how new work visa rules in Australia, New Zealand and the US could hinder expat workers
We also look at how British expats can vote in the UK general election.
We would also like to remind you that we are here to help. So if you have any queries about expat jobs or other topics don’t hesitate to drop us an email. We love to hear from you! | |
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New Work Visa Rules Could Hinder Expats
Jobseekers could find it harder to land expat assignments as the US, Australia and New Zealand bring in new expat visa rules. Temporary skilled worker laws are facing change.
Australia announced that the Temporary Work (Skilled) visa (known as the 457 visa) will be abolished and replaced with a new Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa in March 2018.
New Zealand has similarly changed its visa rules. It has said it will tighten access to its skilled work visas.
The USA has put in place multiple measures to deter and detect work visa fraud and abuse.
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Get A New Job
Whatever else is happening in the expat world, now might be the time to think about getting your next assignment, or preparing yourself for employment changes – foreseen or unforeseen. That is why we have been very busy making sure expatnetwork.com is packed full of the latest job vacancies, classified by role and by industry type, which you can view here.
Here are just a few of the other current vacancies available:
Further Education Teachers/Lecturers, Saudi Arabia - UK interviews in May
Wastewater Engineer, Engineering Consultancy, New Zealand
Snr Risk Coordinator, Construction Projects, UAE
Forensic Planning Engineer, Civil, Malaysia
Piping Material Engineer, Oil & Gas, Ghana
TBM Technical Manager, Tunnel Construction, Singapore
Projects Director, Facilities/Maintenance, Saudi Arabia
Teachers, English, Maths, Chemistry, Computer, Kazakhstan
QA/QC Quality Site Engineer, ISCC Power Plant, Saudi Arabia
Snr Mechanical Engineer, Building Services, New Zealand
Mechanical Instructor, College, Saudi Arabia
QA/QC Engineer, Civil/Structural, Somalia
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Do You Need To Re-Register?
Some long-term Expat Network members may not realise you have to register or re-register at www.expatnetwork.com to make sure you get access to all the Network’s resources. Sign up for free at Expat Network to enjoy the following benefits: access the latest overseas jobs; get help with writing winning CVs and social media profiles; and upload your CV so that our unique network of recruiters and employers can find you.
You will also find expert answers to the most frequently asked expat questions and receive regular news bulletins on contract awards and other expat news. Registration is free of charge – and you can unsubscribe at any time.
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How British Expats Can Vote In The Election
British expats who have been registered to vote in the UK within the last 15 years can register as an overseas elector, to be able to vote in the June general election. Register by 22 May to vote in the general election on 8 June. You don’t need to register again if you’ve already registered.
You can choose how you wish to vote. You can vote by post, by proxy (voting by appointing someone you trust to vote on your behalf) or even in person at your polling station.
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Expats: How To Select An International School
Moving to a new job, a new town, a new country - effectively a new life - is challenging. Add in the fear and guilt that you are disrupting your children's lives, that they may struggle to adapt, and your anxiety and stress levels soar.
Although local schools offer the best opportunity to learn the local language, as well as experiencing the indigenous culture and lifestyle, most expat parents opt for the more familiar experience, and more expensive option of international schools.
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Learn About Life In India & France; Expat Pensions & Insurance
The Spring edition of Expat Living magazine is now available to read completely free of charge. You can learn about what it is like to live and work in India and how to retire to France. We also ask if you have proper expat insurance cover and have planned your pension properly.
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Sponsored: Premiums Cut On Expat Contractor Health Plan
As expat insurance specialists, Bellwood Prestbury have negotiated reductions of up to 25% on the Contractors International Health Plan. The new rates deliver savings of 25% for contractors aged up to 49 years and 20% for anyone over the age of 50. The plan offers a range of medical insurance options designed for expats working in the oil & gas, energy, aviation, engineering, security, NGO, humanitarian, telecommunications and technology industries. Get a quote now.
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What To Look For In A Contract
There are a few key points to consider when signing a contract. Fortunately, most expats have been on the circuit long enough to know them, but for those who have recently become expats these prompts might help.
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Questions On Expat Healthcare? New Help Here
A new website, www.expathealthcare.com, provides fully-independent answers to the many questions you may raise as an expat about making sure you are healthy - and have proper insurance cover - while overseas.
Expathealthcare.com is a resource you can use to find out all about healthcare and insurance cover for expats, what you need to know and where to find assistance.
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