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Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Nobody: 1:03pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Thanos5555:Why una no dey report? Even if nah to create a thread about am on Nairaland? |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Neddstark: 1:06pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Fourwinds: Na your mouth? |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by akpunda86: 1:15pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Nnemuka: Indians travel once a year but we naijas love giving excuses every Friday,in Naija parents die twice so as to get casual leave,we are not patriotic. 3 Likes |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by andyanders: 1:19pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Go to iron companies in ogun state, real company has over 2,000 indians hidding and working in their company. Likewise other iron compinies within ogun. 2 Likes |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by GGirll: 1:32pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Jeezuzpick: I remember applying n getting a job in chi as d face of their company, then with my B.Sc Omo, I worked a day and resigned d next day n since then, I can't remember when last I used my money to be buy chivita I used to love n buy way back in school then. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by mypaddle: 1:33pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
When it comes to expatriate quota, Most companies hide under a banner that is so opaque. I won"t lie to you it cuts across all industry. For me our labour laws are weak ( maybe less en forcible) due to corruption in the system. It would take us alot of self and political will to get there. 1 Like |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by BlackyOne: 1:33pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Nnemuka: |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by asobo1: 1:35pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Neddstark:It seems you don't get the whole gist. You see a job advert in Nigeria and the tell you applicants should be expatriates. Is that not madness 1 Like |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by azikiweironsi(m): 1:39pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Redoil: What are you saying ? So, using just one person out of million Nigerians or using a region to generalise your point doesn't mean that we don't have the capacity or intellectuals in all the regions to perform the same job. Infact, we can do better. |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by 4four(m): 1:39pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Make Una come iron and steel Una go cry for Nigeria and Nigerians, ordinary petty work like counting, CSO, monitoring of Wight bridge, QC inspector etc are being done by so called expatriates that are good as casual or novice in their country but they brought them to Nigeria as expatriates. So called expatriates were trained by Nigerians and doing the same works with Nigerians but collecting x20 of the amount being paid to Nigerians To my own understanding all this useless companies are just taking advantage of Nigeria laws to defraud Nigeria and repatriate some of their profits. Nigeria government can bring out up to 500 thousands jobs if it focus on this so called expatriates 2 Likes |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Nnemuka(f): 1:39pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
akpunda86:Speak for yourself |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by OmejeGuy(m): 1:39pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
GGirll: What's the day experience like? Long working hours? Sexual molestation? Poor working environment? 1 Like |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by tctrills: 1:40pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Redoil:We have millions of Nigerians working in Europe, America and all over the world, yet we complain over a few foreigners working in Nigeria. We keep discouraging a free market economy and foreign investment |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by mamaafrik(m): 1:44pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
You see those Indians,they need to be handled the way Ghadaffi handled them If any foreigner is coming in they should be employed at our technical and science universities to train Nigerians to do the job and not come and take the jobs themselves. When this is done we will be having them replicated and the knowledge exchanged into every students that passes through them. 4 Likes |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by GGirll: 1:56pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
OmejeGuy: Imagine as the face of the company in a state, I resumed work at 7a.m. very optimistic with my heels, nice suits and we'll made hair clean n fresh graduate. Ok I'm to wear the face of the company robe and go to work with them in market places if the state to advertise their products which was cool for me. But to my shock, I had to trek with them to d places with heels? I got exhausted and needed to have launch with my own cash but was told no that I'm at work till 4 pm. So I should collapse? I adamantly had to eat in one of the bukkas I saw people eating in d market which I haven't even done before but I had cos I was very hungry n tired, then came urine. I asked to be allowed to ease myself but was rebuffed but I stubbornly did left to a Zenith bank in the market where I was warmly welcomed to use their rest room after showing evidence I bank with them using my ATM card. I returned almost immediately n continued with d adverts n all. At 4 p.m I was told to follow d workers to a place where we are to offlaod cartons of chi products in a big warehouse, I asked if I'm among n I was told yes!!! Well I said my job for d day is done n I'm to take my leave as I didn't sign up for this, I was told no I just went to d Nigerian representative and reported to him that I can't be among those to do such he told me I just have to if i must remain in d good book of the white man an Indian or I should go tell him myself, Omo I demanded for his contact and was given so I called him telling him this side of the job wasn't clearly specified n I didn't sign up for that he said something I didn't get n ended d call on my own credit n all. I just turned to the Nigerian representative I told him I'm leaving for my house and I left with other workers looking at me with fear others with surprise at my stance n courage. D next day I came by 12 noon n dropped my resignation letter, informing them that I can't do such job at that that pay n that I gat to go for my masters now too, so I stormed out of the white indian goat's office after throwing the envelope on his table. No one did shit cos I already made statement at d station before coming n my uncle is a SAN too. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by seguno2: 1:57pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Tetrahedron: Is there any area where Buhari has not failed |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Redman44(m): 2:18pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
They are scared that Nigerians will loot their companies dry, so they put the management in the hands of expatriates. That is why we have lots of expatriates around in Nigeria . Many Nigerian management staff cannot be trusted . Simple. 2 Likes |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by 4four(m): 2:46pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
tctrills:I can bet it those Nigerians working in Europe, America and other countries where not being paid up to times 20 of what being paid to the country men and women of those countries doing the same work with Nigerians in those countries. Also nobody is saying there should not be expatriates but abuse is what we are complaining of. Companies in Nigeria will have up to 25% to 20% of his work forces as expatriates that will be trained by Nigerians and so called expatriates will be collecting times 10 to 20 of what being paid to Nigerians |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by UnabashedIPOB: 3:14pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Vanguard’s investigations revealed that there are no fewer than 456 foreigners in 41 companies in the sector doing jobs Nigerians can conveniently do, with four of such companies accounting for 186 expatriates. IT's very disheartening that your country, LIEGERIA is the only country where foreigners have more rights and are treated better than the citizens. For instance, in developed countries, citizens are the main focus of every government economic policies. The government is always thinking of ways to reduce unemployment by providing incentives albeit tax or grants to small and medium sized businesses that are really the economic engine of a country. And if a business is hiring for any position, citizens are given priorities before foreigners are considered but that seems NOT to be the case in the damned ZOO. What a USELESS and SHAMELESS country! |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by tctrills: 3:19pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
4four:They are paid more because they have higher skill. There is no profit in hiring expatriates and paying theme more if Nigerians would give the same value. 1 Like |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Taich(m): 3:45pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Islie: If only the workers can see the future. Being managed by Expats will be better for the workers welfare than when managed by their black brothers. |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Goldentulip2: 3:49pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
There is a reason companies employ more expatriates. How many cases has anyone heard their was fraud or something in a company manned by expatriates in certain positions. Smh 1 Like |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by codemaniacs: 4:00pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
adoyi8: ogagusps3: A foreigner is paid $3000 ( ₦1,233,600 ) per month. while a more qualified Nigerian is paid ₦90, 000 per month in Nigeria... that means the monthly salary of 1 foreigner can employ an additional 12 Nigerians who are paid ₦90, 000 per month... you say we have to many poor people yet to be worried about " few jobs these foreigners take"... from the above explanation, the foreigners are the ones making sure Nigeria has many poor people because by bringing in these foreigners they are helping the foreign countries by reducing the foreign countries unemployment situation while increasing Nigeria's unemployment situation which leads to poverty. |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by akpunda86: 4:01pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Nnemuka: Nnemuka I speak 4 all |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Cromagnon: 4:29pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Nnemuka:lunatics how? Are they the ones that Said Nigerians should be incompetent and untrustworthy? |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Cromagnon: 4:30pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
ablejesus26:so mass employment that you failed to do on Your Own is now trouble? |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Cromagnon: 4:31pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Thanos5555:why don't you go and work in a Nigerian only construction company? |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Cromagnon: 4:33pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Memphis357:would you have call centre if they hadn't invested? Remember Nigerians crashed the company originally |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Hkff: 4:33pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
Really |
Re: Tension In Foods, Drinks Sector Over Expatriate Quota Abuse by Cromagnon: 4:34pm On Dec 27, 2021 |
chiedu7:what stopped the south from eyeing the resources in the north? |
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