New job agreements would come in conflict with the basic human rights

Equin0x
By Equin0x

The new job agreements are being proposed to keep tight control on the migrant workers. The fixed period contract with no exit option would be like keeping the worker for a compulsory fixed minium period of say two years. During that period if he leaves the job, he would not be allowed to take any other job for the remaining period of two years, which a scenaio would result in similar situation that is continuing yesterday, today and tomorrow with no meaningful change on ground.  

By Molten Metal• 17 May 2014 09:42
Molten Metal

Equi , For me my employer has my best interest at his heart than political agencies who just come out in newspapers every 2 or 3 years to do some hollow propaganda .......................... Sat , 17.05.2014 , 09.39 hrs

By Equin0x• 17 May 2014 09:14
Equin0x

The real stakeholders in this issue are the MIGRANT WORKERS and not the businessmen, and unfortunately the businessmen are still trying to tighten their grip on workers, whereas the workers are not even being consulted.

Businessmen are represented by the Chamber of Commerce and the workers are represented by ---?

By Scorpion-III• 17 May 2014 09:12
Scorpion-III

Let us wait and see till it is fully implemented. Hope for the best :)

By Molten Metal• 17 May 2014 08:43
Rating: 4/5
Molten Metal

Where is it more easier to land for these workers { from Mumbai , Karachi , Dhaka etc } ......... Abu Dhabi or Adelaide for example ................................................... Sat , 17.05.2014 , 08.39 hrs

By Molten Metal• 17 May 2014 08:33
Molten Metal

Why can't same agencies help these workers to fly out direct from Doha , Dubai , Muscat to Montreal , Canberra , Christchurch , etc ........ ........................................... Sat , 17.05.2014 , 08.36 hrs

By Molten Metal• 17 May 2014 08:30
Molten Metal

Equi, Lol , Amnesty will resolve workers problems seven seas away ! ....... Sat , 17.05.2014 , 08.30 hrs

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