East European workers quit UK to head home: British employers are hit by labour shortages as Romania and Poland start to win back migrants /The Observer, September 21 2008
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/sep/21/poland.nhs?gusrc=rss&feed=politics
"Romania to launch a campaign to lure tens of thousands of its key workers and students back from Britain by telling them their long-term economic and professional prospects could be brighter in their homeland. The action by the Romanian government - which is emphasising the high cost of living in the UK and the falling value of the pound - is the opening shot in a 'competition for labour' that could see UK companies and the NHS suffer a serious loss of manpower to former communist states over coming months."