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Originally posted by AnneBoleyn
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If they are so well payed then how come there are German/Austrian people who are unemployed? They don't want to do them? How many of these jobs need workers? Enough for the large amounts of these people swarming into the country? Also, do they need to be fluent in German to work those jobs?
Can a family of let's say..five members live off of a paycheck of a manual job in Austria?
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A lot of people think here they're 'too good' to do manual jobs or jobs like cleaning or even work in supermarkets. Also there has been a shortage of qualified school leavers in Germany for a long time because graduates lack a basic understanding of fundamental subjects like maths and German.
There definitely are jobs but a problem I could see for refugees is that in Germany, on the job training is very unusual and you would be expected to have a certain education/qualification even for manual jobs which are considered 'simple'. So it could be difficult to find work.
Do you know what happens if they try moving their illegally like what they do in Europe?
