It's been several years since Marek Tomasikiewicz and his family left Poland for a better life in Britain _ higher wages for him and his wife, boosted by the strength of the pound, and a better education for his daughter.
They were among hundreds of thousands of Poles who escaped the low wages and high unemployment of this ex-communist country, an exodus underwritten by Polish membership in the European Union.
Times, though, have changed.
Slowing economies in Western Europe and shifting exchange rates are altering the economic calculation for would-be immigrants, and some who came are finding that Britain and Ireland _ the destination for most …
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