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And that seems to be the basis for claiming the EU smoothing out wage differences across the member nations. Problem is that while it may rise the wages in a p
by digi_owl 10y ago
And that seems to be the basis for claiming the EU smoothing out wage differences across the member nations.
Problem is that while it may rise the wages in a poorer country some decades down the line, right now it suppresses the wages in the richer countries because of an onrush of foreign workers that are undercutting the local workforce.
- gambiting 10y agoI'm very confused why would it be undercutting the local workforce. I certainly would not accept to be paid any less than any of my British coworkers. I didn't move here for work - I came here to university, finished my BSc, then MSc, and then I got a job - I don't feel like I'm being paid any less because I'm a "foreigner".
- digi_owl 10y agoThats because you are educated and are directly hired. Tradesman jobs on the other hand...