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Part 2: We Came to Qatar to Pursue our Dreams
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日期: 2022年10月4日
地點: 卡塔爾
Durga Bahadur Dahal, a Nepali national about to leave for the first time in Qatar has recently paid a recruiter USD1,500 dollar for a job as a tile installer with a construction company in Qatar. To fund the fee he says he has “....borrowed money from the village council and mortgaged my parents farmland, if I don’t pay back USD1,350 within five months, they will lose my forefathers’ land.” The journalists searches Durga Bahadur Dahal’s passport number on the Nepali Foreign Ministry website. It shows that he will work for G.S Employment Service Ltd and his monthly salary is USD270, which means that he can just about pay off the loan to his village – if he stays healthy and saves every bit of it. It says bricklayer on his contract which is not what he has been told.
企業
GS Employment Service - Recruiter其他
Not Reported ( 建築 ) - Employer受影響的
受影響的總人數: 1
移民和移民工人: ( 1 - 尼泊爾 , 建築 , Gender not reported )議題
Contract Substitution , 招聘費用資訊來源: News outlet
In the second part of Martin Schibbye’s reportage series from Nepal, we meet hotel owners and construction workers who have made it out of poverty thanks to opportunities in Qatar, and those who are on their way there, attracted by the promise of quick cash. [Includes an allegation that GS Employment Services is illegally charing a recruitment fee - see details of allegations by pressing on the allegations icon left. We invited the company to respond but it did not].