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wtf wrote:It's always exploitation. If Venezuelans continue to work for such low wages, how will they get a mortgage? Buy a new car? Send their children to university? Save for retirement?
Trinis are not taking any exploitation because they have the bigger picture in mind.
MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:When I called last week to immigration office in Port of Spain I finally got through as inquired about the process of Venezuelans registering and background checks.
The lady who I spoke to admitted that there is no way other than their documents to verify who they are. So I asked about fraudulent documents and she said it would be up to the presiding officer at the time of check. Allyuh hear that?
Murderers and rapists could be coming in and there is no real way to check if they have a criminal record. Good job idiots!
Slim,
Stop harassing the immigration officers and the phone lines.
The crime rate from the Venezuelans remains LOW so yet again, your bogus presumption of “murderers and rapists” have no backing.
LOOK at the statistics Slim, only Trinis are doing the murdering and raping.
Xenophobia licking you up bad boy.
MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
MaxPower wrote:bluefete wrote:MaxPower wrote:Hello sam,
Do you have a link for the article from a reputable source?
Please send when you get a chance.
Cheers.
Here you go MaxP - Use your Vene staff to interpret:
Cima360
@cimanewsdigital
23h
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@cimanewsdigital
#Venezuela Los funcionarios de la #GNB informaron que las dos personas que se hicieron responsables del traslado de los connacionales, estarían dedicados al tráfico ilícito de personas entre Venezuela y Trinidad y Tobago.
Cima360
@cimanewsdigital
#Venezuela Interceptados en alta mar venezolanos que huían hacia Trinidad y Tobago
Con un total de 30 mujeres, 9 hombres, 20 menores de edad y un lactante, fue detenida una ambarcación que salía desde Tucupita en el estado DeltaAmacuro hacia Trinidad y Tobago.
https://twitter.com/cimanewsdigital/sta ... 38/photo/2
Sam,
Thanks, i will look at this for now but still look out for the official article from our local media houses.
timelapse wrote:Exploitation is the name of your game especially if is minimarts and bars you running.MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
FrankChag wrote:Some basics on immigration, etc, in this booklet from hwl (2019).
Important stuff to share with Migrants, Refugees and Asylum-seekers.
https://issuu.com/hwlshumanrights/docs/ ... s/10123455
https://issuu.com/hwlshumanrights/docs/ ... lc_booklet
De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
In other words, you get make out AGAIN!
matr1x wrote:Thing is, MaxPower if he is a business owner needs to get make out. And his business boycott.
At the very least he is encouraging illegal immigrants. At worst those immigrants have brought covid 19 variants that have killed locals. That is as serious as it gets.
matr1x wrote:Why are you even living in Trinidad you pleb?
MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
In other words, you get make out AGAIN!
Yeh,
Make me out again for NOT tolerating LAZY locals.
De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
In other words, you get make out AGAIN!
Yeh,
Make me out again for NOT tolerating LAZY locals.
You know that that is your fault if they are lazy right?
MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:MaxPower wrote:De Dragon wrote:Surely there is a lazy Trini that you could fire and make room for her, no?
In her case, more than likely no, but other than that…many others to make room for.
Lazy Trinis getting lick up bad by the business communities. We are becoming more and more intolerable and we take this stance with no remorse or sympathy.
Productivity is the name of the game De Dragon.
In other words, you get make out AGAIN!
Yeh,
Make me out again for NOT tolerating LAZY locals.
You know that that is your fault if they are lazy right?
My fault as in from an employers perspective?
Well yes and no.
We have some employers that demotivate their staff even though salaries are favorable. So just imagine the money is good, but it is being trumped with frustration resulting in poor job performance….and well it gets worse when wages are low.
Many workers have the potential, but simply do not extend based on the way they are treated. You agree?
Now what about the workers that have the “perfect” boss, satisfactory working condition and they just DO NOT perform?
What about the service seekers that have planned their day, have payment waiting for workers and they show up LATE almost every single gawd damn time, thats if they show up at all and ALWAYS have lame ass excuses?
^ This is what i am speaking about. The majority of the time, the paying public suffers and that is unfair especially when they are paying the prices asked.
Why can’t Trinis deliver? Yeh some do,
but the VAST majority DONT.
And locals get upset when business communities and the paying public use the alternate i.e - immigrant labour?
Trinidadians are generally lazy and in most cases it has nothing to do with the employer but because of their own ignorant mentality. It’s a culture.
So enough of looking for faults and excuses and finding every possible reason NOT to work. If Trinis are unhappy, then LEAVE.
The Venezuelans are here thankfully and they are proving to us that it CAN be done.
Not every job is all hunky dory and a bed of roses.
They normally ride 3 on bikes in venny and use them as taxis.aaron17 wrote:I saw two venezeualans on a motorbike. Should I be concerned?
matr1x wrote:Thing is, MaxPower if he is a business owner needs to get make out. And his business boycott.
At the very least he is encouraging illegal immigrants. At worst those immigrants have brought covid 19 variants that have killed locals. That is as serious as it gets.
mad wrote:matr1x wrote:Thing is, MaxPower if he is a business owner needs to get make out. And his business boycott.
At the very least he is encouraging illegal immigrants. At worst those immigrants have brought covid 19 variants that have killed locals. That is as serious as it gets.
It's a lost cause trying to argue with Max, it's best leave him alone in his bubble.
Based on his posts is either he is not living in Trinidad or accommodating these illegal immigrants.
He always wants evidence and this and that; but yet up to now he have not contacted me to give him a tour of the famous southland.
As I mentioned I not going and try and argue with Max, I realized I was wasting my time with that, especially here on Tuner, makes absolutely no sense.
If he want's the evidence I am all willing to show him, live and direct straight to the source.
mad wrote:matr1x wrote:It's a lost cause trying to argue with Max, it's best leave him alone in his bubble.
Based on his posts is either he is not living in Trinidad or accommodating these illegal immigrants.
He always wants evidence and this and that; but yet up to now he have not contacted me to give him a tour of the famous southland.
As I mentioned I not going and try and argue with Max, I realized I was wasting my time with that, especially here on Tuner, makes absolutely no sense.
If he want's the evidence I am all willing to show him, live and direct straight to the source.
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88sins wrote:MaxPower wrote:IMG_6912.JPG
Doesn't apply to Venezuelans.
They pay no NIS, thus they don't qualify. But somehow I doubt that go stop some people from saying they should have access to it too.
I have a query that people not asking though. At least I haven't heard anyone ask it.
How would these salary relief grants affect the pensions payable in future for those contributing to the NIS and due to retire in a few years to a decade and paying into the NIS currently?
redmanjp wrote:a reporter asked about how many cases involved migrants- Dr. Hinds said he didn't have the figure yet but would provide it at a later press conference so max will get an answer to his question.