How come indian pharmacist do work in uk?

Question

How come indian pharmacist do work in uk?

Answer 1

if you are eligible to practice your profession here, your welcome!

Answer 2

They work anywhere

Answer 3

Because the young English does not want to work hard like there parents, and the parents today also help / contribute to there youngsters laziness and reluctance not to let there children go out and hustle like they the parents use to do, but the Indians still hold there children to be responsible, so the Indian's children take up where there parents left off and the

circle continued. The to days English and even the Africans children they think there parents hoed them some thing even when they the children 100 years old. unfortunately that's your

ans. When I were growing up the English had the Chemist AKA drugs AKA. the pharmacist. Today who has it?? you knows who!. Even Fish & chip shop who use to run them??

you know who!. who are running them tody?  you knows who

and it goes on, & on, & on, & on. so you get the point don't you??.

Answer 4

Probably because they're properly qualified and very good.

Answer 5

With about 1.5 million ethnic Indians and another 1 million from other countries who are also ethnic Indians living in the UK, mostly with British nationality, is it any surprise that some are pharmacists? I think not.

There is a cultural thing about Indians that means they hold high respect for professionals and many of them value being doctors, accountants, lawyers and pharmacists as a result. I think there are more Indian pharmacists in the UK than you'd expect based on population extrapolations but it's because of this respect for professional careers and a work ethic that means they study hard.

I like Indians and I know quite a few Indian pharmacists as friends. They work hard and deserve their careers.

Answer 6

Why on earth shouldn't they?

Answer 7

Just because they're indian doesnt make a difference. Theyre pharmacists, it doesnt matter where they work.

Answer 8

They work everywhere,corner shops,petrol  stations and  off-licences,they break the Sunday trading laws, and nothing is done about it.