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At least in Germany, one of the considerations is that we provide a good amount of financial benefits. So while people moving over here probably wouldn't be t
by rb2k_ 14y ago
At least in Germany, one of the considerations is that we provide a good amount of financial benefits.
So while people moving over here probably wouldn't be that big of a problem, extending those benefits to people that never paid in would.
On the other hand we also can't NOT pay them seeing as our constitutions first article is about the state protecting human dignity. This includes not living on the street or starving.
That being said, the EU introduced the free movement of labor, so it's going at least in the right direction :)
- Nux 14y agoYes, state organisation seems to be conflicting with the idea of free travel as a basic human right. The free movement of labour, too, is not quite there yet, either, but as you said, at least the direction seems ok.