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I'm concerned this is going to further facilitate the exploitation of unskilled labor in these countries by the business class. I saw something online a few yea
by eschulz 3y ago
I'm concerned this is going to further facilitate the exploitation of unskilled labor in these countries by the business class. I saw something online a few years ago about foreign workers in Kenya being treated much worse than their Kenyan peers (they were working in construction). Do you think this is a valid concern?
- doublerabbit 3y agoYes. It's exactly what the UK is doing by shipping illegal immigrants to Rwanda. Who will probably now be sent off to Kenyan camps, one could speculate.
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- boeingUH60 3y agoThey don’t need foreign workers. Locals are already exploited enough because labor laws are lax or non-existent. I can tell many stories of white-collar workers being treated like trash, talk less of unskilled labor. This will just continue the status quo until we find a solution to the exploitation.
- Maken 3y agoIt can also work in the opposite direction: legal immigrants can bargain for better wages and report abuses to the authorities, while illegal immigrants are under the constant thread of being reported and kicked out of the country.