I permessi di lavoro hanno raggiunto un record in un contesto di crescente domanda di lavoratori

    https://www.irishtimes.com/business/2024/12/29/job-permits-hit-record-amid-surging-demand-for-workers/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky&utm_campaign=HP-SubDesc

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    1. Fast_Ingenuity390 on

      That’s one work permit issued to India, alone, for every 2.5 houses built this year.

      This is insanity.

    2. whitemaltese on

      13,147. This explains why so many of them are at the till of so many shops, from Penneys to Supermac’s.

      Where do they stay…

    3. Kanye_Wesht on

      All the people giving out about this: What’s the alternative? If we stop it, we can’t fill all the skilled roles so our economy suffers. What’s the point of reducing housing pressure if we have to scupper the economy to get it?

    4. GroundbreakingToe717 on

      I’m going to say the thing I shouldn’t say, but by god did the Brazilians men spice up the gay scene in Dublin (if you know what I mean 😉). Let even more of them in!

    5. Additional_Olive3318 on

      What’s odd here is that the half a billion or so people from the EU and the U.K. who can live here. 

      Why the necessity for so many people from India? Is it that Ireland just isn’t attractive to Europe anymore, or just employers being cheap. 

    6. mrquinoa on

      Ireland depended on being a tax haven for big corporations to prop up its economy and is paying the price. This is the price you pay for unbridled capitalism.

    7. mcsleepyburger on

      Crazed chasing of GDP growth, no care for community, quality of life, access to services or housing. It ain’t ever gonna stop either.

    8. winarama on

      Yeah it’s easier to pay workers less if you sponsor their visa.

    9. fergalOC on

      Canada has a slightly similar issue with Indian migrants, huge amount of migrants which eventually ruined the job market .

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