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I guess working conditions and pay is bad otherwise people would swarm to these entry level jobs. How could the hourly wage they offer not be in the article ..

• pmyteh 4y ago
  The problem is mostly working conditions. They're set up to keep migrant workers living on site, while most locals would want to live at home. Doing the work well and quickly is skilled, but the pay is low. It's backbreaking labour, and also seasonal. Finally, most goods are globally traded, so if you pay enough to overcome the above, you might lose your markets to imports anyway.