I know I'm not alone here, I work (ie: contract, but full time) for a US entity and get paid a fixed US rate, but with the dollar weakening I'm at a reasonable loss from when I started 2 years ago.<p>How are others dealing with this? Either from their side as the work, or even from the company side.
Is the dollar weakening? Looks like there's a slight dip but nothing so unordinary. <a href="https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=USD&to=EUR&view=5Y" rel="nofollow">https://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=USD&to=EUR&view=5Y</a>
In general companies will not want to start paying in a foreign currency or have adjustment provisions that would put risk on them (and you, actually as they may decide to cut you loose if you suddenly become more expensive).<p>This is a common problem for people paid in foreign currency. They can win or they can lose... Not many things to do apart from negotiating a salary high enough to make it worthwhile or to play the currency market (i.e. don't immediately exchange what you don't need to if you think exchange rate will improve).<p>I suppose someone would only consider that arrangement (being paid in a foreign currency as a remote contractor) if that was much better paid than local salary in the first place.