Which country on earth is it the worst to be a wagie?My guess is China but I could be wrong.
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>>222391099korea
>>222391124How do they determine this?
>>222391207same way they determine how big is "gdp"
>>222391099The vietnamese girl at my work is an immigration pro. She knows what is needed to emigrate to every country, how easy to get citizenship or permanent residence, how easy it is to find work, what is the working culture like etc. Recently we were chatting and discussing how we should flee okinabwe and she said that China is the worst in terms of work culture and ethics, borderline slavery as she said. She also said she used to really want to immigrate you Europe but changed her mind due to all the browns
>>222391099Whichever country had those wagie nets next to the building to prevent workers from jumping to their deaths when they had enough
>>222391396That was China.
>>222391099India or Pakistan
>>222391426I saw Indians working. They barely do anything. 1 hour of work and 6 hours of lazing about. Doesn't seem that bad actually.
>>222391425Kek, yeah definitely China then
What if instead of falling to your death you fell just enough to break every bone in your body so you never have to work again?
>>222391396I think that's bullshit though, those are just safety nets in case someone falls down while working at high altitudes
China seems to have some strong law but the law gonna be useless if the worker is already dead and cant take any action against the company.Pretty much like everywhere I guess, unless the worker has a union to push for investigation.
>>222391099those freak accidents are chinkese-exclusive tho. it's the tiny eye slit that hinders awareness on surrounding danger.
>>222391099China and Vietnam. >>222391524But why are the nets only on factory buildings then?
>>222391724Duh, you don't often work outside at high altutudes in an office do you? In factories heights are a risk.
>>222391846>Work outside >In a building
>>222391426Youtube wants me to watch these job videos from Pakistan for whatever reason. It's all dudes in fliplops and flowing desert gowns working around huge open bandsaws or juryrigged machinery probably made out of tractor parts. Or they are measuring some caustic toxins, that were banned in the rest of the world in the 90s, with rusty buckets to make foam or whatever.
>>222391099China and Bangladesh>>222391724Labor laws in Vietnam have improved quite a bit over the past few years they are in a decent state. Multinational corporations are withdrawing from there due to restrictions on overtime work
>>222391124>>222391207This is only based on workers rights.Not working conditions, safety, etc.
>>222391934Have you ever been on a factory? I've visited both old ass soviet factories and good quality modern ones and they had open air sections as high as 50 meters
>>222391099domed those f*moids
