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Tech workers, scientists take $600k pay cuts to flee Trump’s America

Hannah Tattersall
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It might be the Peter Allen effect, or it could be Donald Trump, but Australians working in the US are calling Australia home again as they leave lucrative jobs in tech and science for opportunities Down Under.

But those returning find they are competing for jobs with Americans fleeing the US.

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Hannah Tattersall is a work and careers reporter for The Australian Financial Review and writes about executive education. Email Hannah at hannah.tattersall@afr.com.au
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