Insurances and welfare are good for the economy. Sick and emaciated people aren´t good workers.
Your claims are distorted. No one says that workers should be suck and emaciated.
For example when there was no health insurance, many workers who had an accident or fell sick never returned to the labor market but died somewhere.
You understand that economic realities in the world and social realities in European countries changed since 1960-70s. No?
Undermining the workers´ rights, temp work is taking over the labor market. Something must be done about this.
You need to take money for your welfare system from somewhere. And more and more with the time. While the ability of your society to earn money is shrinking.
It is actually not. Those people spend the money, thus generate sales. And Europe is not America. Many here who become unemployed just will end up in long-term unemployment. The employers have dozens of reasons to reject you. For example:
They want to become a 'welfare recipient' because they have an opportunity to do so. The problem is not in education per se. The problem is in a social state model, where you can work 40 hours per week, is not responsible for the result of your work, get some free staff for that, and when you get to be 'unfit' you can jump on welfare for years without any obligations.
It is not like that here. You are responsible for your work and will be fired if you don´t work properly. If you just take a ballpen by accident you can be fired. The people here live in fear of unemployment, do overtime like crazy, go sick to work. More and more mental sicknesses befall them in the result. Unemployment is insufferable for many, not only because of the financial losses but also for the empty time that will accrue and the dishonor of living off of others.
Don't know, dude. I have never worked abroad. But I know a number of people who have. In Europe, I mean. And virtually everyone says that European workers are 'lazy'. And if for a Ukrainian someone seems lazy, well that means something.
According to a European poll, Germans are working the hardest and are the least corrupt:
www.pewresearch.org
Maybe, don't know. I watch a YouTube channel of one guy who fled to Germany with his family because of the mobilization. He is almost a year there. At first months, he was in euphoria over Germany, but now he sometimes expresses frustration over how some thing are done there. Here I mean an everyday life, of course, not his refugee status (here all is OK so far).According to a European poll, Germans are working the hardest and are the least corrupt:
European Unity on the Rocks
In Europe, there is a crisis of confidence in the economy, in the future, in the benefits of European economic integration, in EU membership, in the euro and in the free market system. The crisis has also exposed sharp differences between some Europeans, especially the Germans and Greeks.
I also don´t know how it is in other countries. Laziness however is not tolerated here.
Ukrainians enjoy an elevated status. That means they have less restrictions, get more money (the regular welfare), but have also more obligations. They can be thrown out of asylum flats because they have actually normal citizen status.
Why work in a country with a good welfare program.
No, it has nothing to do with his status, as I already said. He mostly said about car service stations. He worked in similar field in Ukraine.
Many are fraudulent and "find" issues that do not exist. A lot of tests done by car magazines proof that.
Yes. Also, by his words, all what they are actually ready to do is 'changing brake shoes' and similar stuff. Something more complicated, and they wave on the door.
