"New" EU country restrictions proposed to be lifted
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"New" EU country restrictions proposed to be lifte
Well, actually, the proposition is that the "restriction period" of the free movement of labour would not be continued. Apparently all the members of the advisory committee agreed that the situation now enables more "grey workforce" into the country. The flipside of the coin being, that the Finnish Unions require "better contol" over foreign workers - whatever that means. The piece of news also says "registration of EU citizens" be "developed". Hmmm... so it has not been "read in church" but it seems the new/old EU country thing might be a thing of the past in May.
http://www.verkkouutiset.fi/juttu.php?id=86405
http://www.verkkouutiset.fi/juttu.php?id=86405
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Good thing! Hopefully that's then an end to unfair competition (but there's always the chance that the hordes of underpaid Polish and Estonian workers will be replaced by Bulgarian and Romanian ones....) It's a shame on the Finnish authorities though, for not being able to control the grey economy and illegal practices in (esp.) the building sector.
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Brutto income for a chickensexer? Don't know, what is that in the statistics as, feather and down industry or farm hands? You need to look in the union book of that profession.chickensexer wrote:Can someone give me an idea of average brutto income in Finland so I could figure out whether I'm underpaid??
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Cheers, Hank W.
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How does information of the Finnish averige gross salary help you? I dunno if there are special chickensexers in Finland, or do they chickensex just among other chicken farming tasks.
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I joked because as you gave no indication what you do, so the average salary in Finland is meaningless. The average salary for the work you do is the only thing relevant for establishing if you're underpaid.chickensexer wrote:hm.. is it like one of those "Finn" things that you would grab a joke ang carry it on on and on, looking so darn convincing one would never guess you are actually trying to be funny?![]()
or do you really think iwas asking for info reg farming (or whatever) as i sex chicks for living?
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The law which was disbanded made the situation only worse. It made workers get indirectly hired which made all kind of control more complicated especially as it made things more international. Already a few years I have heard critical voices even from the Sak/sdp crowds about thisMajava wrote: It's a shame on the Finnish authorities though, for not being able to control the grey economy and illegal practices in (esp.) the building sector.