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Poll: Expats undeterred by downturn
- Middle East: Monday, April 06 - 2009 at 10:18
Results of a regional online poll conducted by employment website company Bayt.com showed that 36% of expatriate professionals said they see no reason to leave their host country despite the downturn, while 15% said they prefer to move back home. A further 28% feel they have no choice but to return to their home countries, and 21% said they would consider moving to a new country. The region-wide poll had 22,708 respondents.
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