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PEASANTPORE: Acting Manpower Minion Tan CJ said the regime is unofficially asking merchants to be more discrete in their local peasant discrimination labour practices to circumvent wayang proposed Kangaroo Laws to 'protect' foreigners.
Addressing participants of a conference on fair employment practices on Monday, he said legislation is a possible way to address workplace discrimination against foreigners to weed out local peasants in the long run.
He hinted that laws alone are designed to placate stupid local peasants and his lackeys will assured merchants by giving them a long list of tricks to game the system discretely.
Overtime Tan said with the list of tricks, he wants firms to use their 'cow sense' and secretly circumvent rules to favour low cost foreigners and sack expensive local peasants whenever possible.
He explained suggested Peasantpore love of cheap foreign labour is to help merchants earn profits and pay more corporate taxes. Local peasants, they die, their problem.
Overtime Tan noted progress made on the anti-discrimination front, stating Pinoys, Burmese, PRCs, Nehs and Banglas will be hired first and sacked last.
He said discriminatory job advertisements, for example, have fallen from 19.7 per cent in 2006 to less than one per cent in 2012, thanks to his lackeys effort to teach new tricks to the merchants to use language games to hire foreigners only.
PEASANTPORE: Acting Manpower Minion Tan CJ said the regime is unofficially asking merchants to be more discrete in their local peasant discrimination labour practices to circumvent wayang proposed Kangaroo Laws to 'protect' foreigners.
Addressing participants of a conference on fair employment practices on Monday, he said legislation is a possible way to address workplace discrimination against foreigners to weed out local peasants in the long run.
He hinted that laws alone are designed to placate stupid local peasants and his lackeys will assured merchants by giving them a long list of tricks to game the system discretely.
Overtime Tan said with the list of tricks, he wants firms to use their 'cow sense' and secretly circumvent rules to favour low cost foreigners and sack expensive local peasants whenever possible.
He explained suggested Peasantpore love of cheap foreign labour is to help merchants earn profits and pay more corporate taxes. Local peasants, they die, their problem.
Overtime Tan noted progress made on the anti-discrimination front, stating Pinoys, Burmese, PRCs, Nehs and Banglas will be hired first and sacked last.
He said discriminatory job advertisements, for example, have fallen from 19.7 per cent in 2006 to less than one per cent in 2012, thanks to his lackeys effort to teach new tricks to the merchants to use language games to hire foreigners only.
