Maybe other EU countries are the same?
I'm afraid they are, more or less.
Whats the 'betting' that once the Polish workers become too expensive, another country with even cheaper labour will be allowed to join the EU club. Perhaps Turkey next?
I don't know about Turkey, but I've already seen Romanians, Ukranians and Bulgarians here. Rumour has it they're actually offering cheaper labour than the Polish. I haven't seen too many of them yet, but something tells me that I will in the not-so-distant future.
Readers of this don't have to agree, it is not meant to be derogatory to anyone, this is just a discussion out of interest.
I feel the same way, although I do think that it should worry atleast someone out there. Or does nobody care about the fact that we have a few hundred thousand young people in each of our countries who are jobless more often than not?
They can make more of such videos about a few children who are obviously too spoiled to be true, but it won't change the fact that most of the people who have to claim benefits actually do so out of necessity. I mean, they've been good enough before the temporary foreign workers came, haven't they? Did anyone complain about their work-ethics about fifteen years ago? Oh, and something else; If someone has to work for less money than someone who claims benefits actually recieves, then why should he or she be happy with his or her work at all? (Zero-hour contracts for example.) Maybe it's time we talked about demotivation aswell.
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