Summary:
summary:
Crafting labour policies for low-skilled foreign workers is challenging.
Moral and economic imperatives do not necessarily coincide. Overseas
employment agencies are believed to play a considerable role in the employment
of many foreign workers. There is a risk that these agencies might present a
distorted image of working conditions and charge exorbitant fees for their
services. Some workers have been known to work for long periods just to pay off
the agency fees. Because of the high fees, many workers are beholden to their
employers. With electronic payment,
steps can be taken to allow workers to immediately remit a share of their
income to their loved ones. This would encourage greater fiscal discipline,
limiting the possibility of workers spending large amounts of money on gambling
and excessive alcohol consumption.
Opinion:
In my opinion, we should treat the foreign well as it is very important.
If we do not treat them well, they will not be able to concentrate on their
work causing dangerous things to happen. They might not be able to take the
stress and want to return back to their countries.