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    Parliamentary Action: We seek to legislate a law to limit foreign labor

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    Post by Rocky Mon 04 Mar 2019, 2:45 pm


    Parliamentary Action: We seek to legislate a law to limit foreign labor

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    Information / Baghdad ..
    The Labor and Social Affairs Committee announced on Monday the high rate of unemployment among young people because of foreign labor, stressing that it seeks to legislate the law to reduce the phenomenon of employment of foreign workers within the country.
    "There is an illegal entry of foreign workers by investment companies," member of the Committee Star Jabbar al-Attabi said in a statement to Al-Maaloumah. "The low prices of local workers pay these companies to bring in equal employment and others and exploit them in small amounts."
    Al-Atabi, a deputy of the Alliance for Reform and Reconstruction, said his coalition "discussed this serious issue and will be discussed within the House of Representatives as well."
    He pointed out that "the coalition of reform categorically rejected the entry of workers, except the competence to benefit from their expertise will be reduced in cooperation with other political forces."Ending / 25 h

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