Double Standards or How Labour Market Works Worldwide
If I give work to a Turk I’d have to pay him 70 TL a day, 50 TL to a Kurdish and 30-35 TL to a Black person. Nobody is ever going to say anything about it
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This entry was posted on 24 March 2014 by Ngalula Beatrice Kabutakapua in Diary, On the road with (IN)VISIBLE CITIES and tagged (in)VISIBLE CITES, african diaspora, african migrants, labour market.Shortlink
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