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[kurupetos]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

[Tim Drayton]

PS - Eating out is relatively expensive in Cyprus.

[Tim Drayton]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

[kurupetos]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

I don't want foreigners taking Cypriots' jobs, just because they are willing to work for less money, or because employers can abuse the system.

We have plenty of unemployed Cypriots here. Personally, I have decided to refuse services from companies employing foreigners. Enough is enough.

When we take control, foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job. It's all about proper management of workforce.

[cyprusgrump]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

I don't want foreigners taking Cypriots' jobs, just because they are willing to work for less money, or because employers can abuse the system.

We have plenty of unemployed Cypriots here. Personally, I have decided to refuse services from companies employing foreigners. Enough is enough.

When we take control, foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job. It's all about proper management of workforce.

Sadly, the EU prevents you from making such rules....

[Tim Drayton]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

I don't want foreigners taking Cypriots' jobs, just because they are willing to work for less money, or because employers can abuse the system.

We have plenty of unemployed Cypriots here. Personally, I have decided to refuse services from companies employing foreigners. Enough is enough.

When we take control, foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job. It's all about proper management of workforce.

So, on that magic day on which the sound of jackboots resounds from the streets, just which people of non pure Greek blood will you permit to stay here?

[kurupetos]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

I don't want foreigners taking Cypriots' jobs, just because they are willing to work for less money, or because employers can abuse the system.

We have plenty of unemployed Cypriots here. Personally, I have decided to refuse services from companies employing foreigners. Enough is enough.

When we take control, foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job. It's all about proper management of workforce.

Sadly, the EU prevents you from making such rules....

If this is the case, then there are two options: (a) change the EU legislation, (b) exit the EU.

[Tim Drayton]

"... foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job."

If you do a bit of basic research you will discover that in order for an employer in Cyprus to employ a foreign national, they must advertise the job and request that applicants apply, not directly to themselves, but to a certain government office. If, in the course of this process, a Cypriot applies, the employer is refused permission to employ a foreigner and must employ a local instead. This is already the rule.

Of course, there is a principle of free movement in the EU and many Cypriots also avail themselves of this freedom to work in other European countries, quite probably more than foreigners who come here. It is a question of give and take.

[kurupetos]

where is this company?where r u from?if its with accomodation...then im interested also

Are you a Cypriot? Next time vote ELAM. You had your chance a few months ago, but I reckon you spoiled it.

You don't want foreigners in Cyprus, then? Want me to leave?

I don't want foreigners taking Cypriots' jobs, just because they are willing to work for less money, or because employers can abuse the system.

We have plenty of unemployed Cypriots here. Personally, I have decided to refuse services from companies employing foreigners. Enough is enough.

When we take control, foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job. It's all about proper management of workforce.

So, on that magic day on which the sound of jackboots resounds from the streets, just which people of non pure Greek blood will you permit to stay here?

What jackboots? I think that was clear from my previous post... Only those foreign workers needed to fill jobs. That doesn't mean foreign residents, who do not work here, but have the necessary funds, shouldn't be allowed to stay in Cyprus. But that's something completely different.

And BTW, immigration has nothing to do with foreign workforce. That nonsense has to stop too. A foreign worker should only be allowed to come here for a certain period of time (e.g. 2 years) and then return home.

[Lordo]

"... foreigners will not be allowed to work here, if an unemployed Cypriot can do the job."

If you do a bit of basic research you will discover that in order for an employer in Cyprus to employ a foreign national, they must advertise the job and request that applicants apply, not directly to themselves, but to a certain government office. If, in the course of this process, a Cypriot applies, the employer is refused permission to employ a foreigner and must employ a local instead. This is already the rule.

Of course, there is a principle of free movement in the EU and many Cypriots also avail themselves of this freedom to work in other European countries, quite probably more than foreigners who come here. It is a question of give and take.

i think not even hitler had this idea. it stinks of racism to me. certainly an employer must advertise the job and everybody should be considered on their merits. race should not be part of this process. i cant believe eu allows this.


betragulloshillo,
up yours reh vromo fascistiko bu don golondu gadaglismo.