Erbil
There is not a lot of turn-over in Erbil. The reason the job keeps coming up has to do more with the operations aspect than anything. It is pretty complicated, but basically until just now, there were no radar operations here. An LOA has been signed with all parties that will allow that to occur, and beginning in a week or so, they will commence.
Only three people have left since Dec 1. One for personal reasons, one went home because his time in the Middle East had run it's course (and he was ready to spend his retirement years on his deck), and one left for another Serco contract. Two of those were replaced very quickly. I heard we will be losing one more to retirement, so that makes two openings right now.
Everyone else here is probably here for a while, and it is a great group of folks from around the world. I won't go into details here about the T & C's, but they pay is commensurate with the area, and life in Erbil is actually quite nice. Granted it is no Dubai or Abu Dhabi, but it is also not as bad as Baghdad or Kabul.
Travel is great from here, albeit a little expensive. But all the major airlines of this side of the world fly in here (THY, EKY, ETD, QTR, DLH, AUS, RJA, MSR, etc...).