https://qz.com/1364947/more-than-300000-refugees-have-now-found-jobs-in-germany/
The idea that the refugees r a terrible burden for their host country , got me to doing a search on how they r doing now....


Critics of German chancellor Angela Merkel’s refugee policy said that her permissiveness would cripple the country, as the incomers—more than 1 million asylum seekers since 2015—couldn’t contribute to society by getting jobs. Figures released today by Germany’s federal labor agency, however, showed that Young migrants, once trained, could be a boon for German employers, who are desperate for skilled labor. The labor office said . The labor shortage in Europe’s largest economy is so dire that the government has floated a proposal that would make it easier for skilled workers from non-EU countries to move to Germany for work.
The latest figures on refugees finding jobs follows news earlier this week that the number of refugees unlawfully granted asylum was much lower than thought: the interior ministry said that a review of 43,000 asylum claims found that 99% of them (link in German) were correctly granted.

This doesn't sound life all that alarmist stuff ive been hearing about the refugee's just wanting a handout.......
Sounds like hard working ppl that just needed a hand 

I guess we would have to find a report of how many refugee's have found jobs in Australia in the last few years..... gov report maybe ?

PZ547 wrote on Oct 17^th, 2018 at 10:15am:


I would assume so, yes.

What's your theory?

Fuzzball wrote on Oct 17^th, 2018 at 10:31am:


The minimum wage applies to all employees.

Isnt it a wonderful thing all those poor refugee's r getting jobs and so quickly and joining Germany and contributing to their host country 

DonDeeHippy wrote on Oct 17^th, 2018 at 11:29am:



Is Germany the same as Australia insofar as one hour's paid employment per week constitutes 'employed' ?

Mr Hammer wrote on Oct 17^th, 2018 at 11:39am:

I'm sure the article says 1.2 million job vacancies not 1.2 million refugee
s 
100,000 up from the year before... how about children the elderly, sick, spouses, out of a million ppl how many r actually money earners in Australia ?



Actually i found it

Australia. 10,683,838 people living in the Australia in 2016 were employed, of which 62% worked full-time and 36% part-time. 2016
so 10 million employed and 25 million people.......
that makes the refugee's in Germany look pretty damn good Mr Hammer 

There are simply not enough HOUSING UNITS to take refugees globally. Also where are they going to find JOBS, when they don't know a word of ENGLISH and the only etiquette they know is JUMPING FENCES? I'm gonna help you out and spell that for you — more gang activity, homelessness, and crime, and our beloved and greatest —  destabilization of the West of even further, and oppressing the indigenous White people.