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> Since America and Britain stopped importing people As someone working in the US on a visa, with many coworkers in the same situation, what do you mean? > I
by Veratyr 9y ago
> Since America and Britain stopped importing people
As someone working in the US on a visa, with many coworkers in the same situation, what do you mean?
> I extended the boycott to include Australia after the 457 visa got cancelled
The 457 visa wasn't cancelled, it was replaced by the TSS visa, which is substantially the same.
- peterburkimsher 9y agoThe TSS is not the same as the 457 visa. https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/457-abolition-replacement https://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Work/457-abolition-replacemen... "a requirement for visa applicants to have at least three years’ work experience" "a non-discriminatory workforce test to ensure employers are not actively discriminating against Australian workers" "new, more targeted occupation lists which better align with skill needs in the Australian labour market" "a requirement for visa applicants to have at least two years’ work experience in their skilled occupation" It's been a long, difficult, wandering struggle to find a country willing to accept me for 3 years so I can get enough work experience. Expanding on that would be my personal story. I have many friends at various stages of education/work experience, all just trying to find a country to welcome them. Work experience requirements are a veiled age limit. This is persecution of younger generations. The youth are not happy with the status quo, and are resentful of older generations for these kinds of rules.
- Veratyr 9y ago> It's been a long, difficult, wandering struggle to find a country willing to accept me for 3 years so I can get enough work experience. Your home country? > Work experience requirements are a veiled age limit. This is persecution of younger generations. Hardly. It just means that someone has to have demonstrated their ability, not just acquired a piece of paper.
- peterburkimsher 9y agoI don't have a "home country". It's not easy to "demonstrate one's ability" when one is not allowed to get a job.
- Veratyr 9y agoOh, you're stateless? In that case you should be able to get in to many countries on a humanitarian/refugee visa right?