I wasn't speaking money, I was speaking terms & conditions, which I am led to believe were less favourable. The exchange rate part of the equation is just fortuitous, but if you live in the Eurozone so what ? you didn't get any more money ( unless you own property or have some interest in the UK ) you merely got a leg-up in comparison to your UK colleagues.
I am sure NSF could fill us in as to whether the Eurocontracts are inferior, maybe it is not the case ? but I believe that is what was posted here.