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The "skilled" work permit system is nothing more than a benefit network to import friends and family of non nationals in the country and set them up with social housing and benefits.
Government creates the fairytale that we need to import workers do to the jobs the 200 million labour pool within the EU won't do. Somehow, almost overnight, the Irish became too lazy to work in the local spar or nurse in Irish hospitals.
In practice this just means cutting off access to Irish trained healthcare professionals and students looking for graduate positions or part time work, thousands who end up emigrating each year looking for work, while replacing them with cheap pliable labour units from the Indian subcontinent.
Worse yet, the system is being exploited to hire friends and family of non nationals operating dodgy takeaways, turning "skilled" permits into a nepotism pipeline:
Review the companies acquiring work permits any year, and you'll find them littered with benefactors such as Huamao Takeaway (Dominos pizza franchise), Kabul Top Pizza Limited,New Indian Dinner Limited, & New Rose Garden Chinese Takeaway Limited.
Far from the highly skilled neurosurgeons and engineers they promised us.
Perhaps Kabul Top Pizza is importing a prized chef with niche skills in Afghani Pizza making, but the reviews on google suggest otherwise (See Below).
We're importing individuals from cultures worlds apart from ours, leading to alarming encounters where families dining out with their daughters face leering stares and unsolicited photos from our skilled imports.
Now consider how much executive chef Abdul earns a week at Top Pizza? Certainly not enough to support himself and his wives and kids, so add him to the social housing list or HAP when he gets his stamp 4 after 2 years. Now think of the amount of "skilled" permit holders littered around the country and you end up with a housing crisis and the social fabric of the country rapidly unwinding.
The uniparty <<>> @SimonHarrisTD & @MichealMartinTD would rather browbeat the natives for noticing than take any responsibility, and they've given enough grants to the media to ensure they'll never be held to account.
nwl@nwl88444048
Irish Times has a follow-up today to its vetting exposé on business run by a Zimbabwe 'pastor'. Still no reference at all to the fact companies run by this businessman (& a separate Nigerian businessman who runs Ideal Care) have obtained non-EU work permits Why not, Irish Times?
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