U wha
Your quite entitled to your view,and I dare say thousands would agree with you.
Im not one of them however.
These people came here,and in most industries they are working for less then the legally established minimum rate of pay.
They have undercut the Irish workforce who had fought hard to establish that rate of pay in the first place
The ongoing campaign to bring them here by employers and big business masquerading under the banner of compassion for them is totally false.
The only reason the employers want them here,is so they can avail of the cheap imported labour.
These people are prepared to prostitute themselves out to the highest bidder,while in total breach of the established rate of pay.
People like you then say the Irish wont do the trivial hobs,but the fact is,the irish wont do these hobs because they are not being paid the correct rate of pay.
These people to a large extent,have come here,and totally abused the generous welfare system.
Im sorry u wha,but I could NEVER welcome them as I sit on the little rank outside PWC ,and watch these s umbags ILLEGALLY pull in and sit right outside the boat on the far side more or less giving two fingers to me on the OFFICIAL rank just across the road ,and then if anything is said,the fukin racist vard is played
Daly, I respect your right to believe and think the way you do. I don't agree with everything you say but there are some things that I do agree with but not in their entirety.
I agree that
"These people came here,and in most industries they are working for less then the legally established minimum rate of pay. They have undercut the Irish workforce who had fought hard to establish that rate of pay in the first place" But the Irish have done the same.
This is largely true,
"The ongoing campaign to bring them here by employers and big business masquerading under the banner of compassion for them is totally false." Especially in the transport industry. I haven't met another Irish person (yet) working with the agency. There is a chronic shortage of HGV drivers and it will only get worse as most of the drivers will retire in next 10 to 15 years and young people are put off by the length of time it takes and the cost which is about €3k all in.
I agree that this is 100% true.
"The irish wont do these hobs because they are not being paid the correct rate of pay." The Irish worked for less than the accepted rate in England and the States and still do as far as I know.
I don't agree entirely with
"These people to a large extent,have come here,and totally abused the generous welfare system." I would suggest it is to a lesser extent and look back to the good ould days when a sizeable section of the indigenious irish population took a hour off work to go and collect their labour.
Like the lads are saying they watch and learn how we do things. Most of them just want a better life and will do what ever it takes when they first arrive. When the new Irish have settled in and are raising their kids with the same bills as the rest of us they change their tune and want to be paid properly. I was working with a polish guy who has been here for 15 years and he was bitching about the romanians working for less.
So I still think immigrants should be welcomed but I also think that
everyone should follow the rules, if the rules are fair and just of course.
Everybody should be paid a living wage where they both don't
have to work and can spend a reasonable amount of time with their young families and not have to eat beans 3 days a week so they can pay their rent or mortgage.