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Labourers Abuse: its repercussions in the construction sector.
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[QUOTE="Etini, post: 334418, member: 90141"] If there are some people that I can't mistake to treat unfairly, it is manual labourers. These people exert extreme physical efforts to offer services and should be treated with a little bit of courtesy. I actually love what the labourers in my country are doing. They have stopped working for a fixed amount. You pay them in line with how much effort they put I your production process. If they dig five feets, you pay them for five feets. No case of having to work extra time without pay with that kind of arrangement. I have had to work as a labourer before and I advocate for them to be treated with dignity. [/QUOTE]
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