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Maternity Care In The UK: What The Options Are And How To Decide On A Birth Plan
Most women in the UK choose to be supported by the National Health Service (NHS) throughout their pregnancy and birth. The care offered by the NHS is not only free but also of a high quality. The NHS cover antenatal care, labour…
How Does The Quality Of Healthcare In The UK Compare With The US?
The United Kingdom (UK) and United States (US) healthcare services are ideal representatives of two extremes; the former relies on public funding whilst the latter has the largest private sector funding system in the world.Hospitals in the US are almost exclusively privately…
How Will The UK’s New Rules Affect Expat Contractors?
Officially known as the Intermediaries Legislation, the Off-Payroll workers’ rules or IR35 takes its name from the original 1999 press release published by the then Inland Revenue (now HMRC) announcing its creation.Part of the Finance Act, the IR35 ‘working through an intermediary’…
Complementary Therapies In The UK And How To Access Them
In the stressful context of 2019, many of us are spending more of our time and resources focusing on our well-being. Spending a little time on self-care is a vital part of surviving the day to day stresses of adulthood. Whether it’s…
New To London: How To Find A Co-Working Space
If you’ve just moved to London and have a remote job, or you’re a freelancer who needs a working space that isn’t your kitchen table, worry not; the British capital is full of excellent co-working spaces nowadays!The hard part is finding the…
EXPAT EXPERIENCES
Emma Creese, London
Who are you? As a travel-addicted dreamer – although it’s hard to tell from my developing English accent – I…
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