Working and living conditions..nice one!

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Dear Nigel,

 

Well dear boy that looks a fairly nice sort of boat to be on, though I notice

there is no swimming pool.

 

Older ships were built with the touch of class that older style cruise

liners had before budget style minimilism and mass tourism, shame I cannot

show what it is like.

 

Brgds

 

P.

 

 

 

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> From: jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com <jarrodtomassi@ ymail.com>

> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Re: Working and living conditions….

> @groups. com

> Date: Friday, June 12, 2009, 2:55 AM

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> Derrick,

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> Hey bud how's it going? Hope all is well on the main land. I can attest to

> what Derrick mentioned about accomodations. It is soley up to the client.

> I lived in a tent in Iraq, Hotels in Kurdistan and a two bedroom apartment

> with flat screens in Africa. Even flights vary, the client can put in

> first class or on the back of the bus. The company you are applying with

> will let you know the accomodations. Also talk to the previous medic or

> your B2B.

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> Good Luck and be safe!!

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>> From: medicsrus2001 <medicsrus2001@ ...>

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>> Subject: [Remotemedics. co.uk] Working and living conditions….

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>> @groups. com

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>> Date: Thursday, June 11, 2009, 7:27 AM

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>> So we all know that the working and living conditions very greatly from

>> land based, to platform, to ship not to mention from company to company.

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>> Given a similar work environment; what are the working and living

>> conditions of the various companies in Afghanistan? Say KBR, Flour,

>> Dynacor, ISOS, CHS and on.

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