Sistem jisshusei Jepang dikritik keras oleh AS. Indonesia juga mengirim banyak pemuda ke sini dibawah program tersebut. Bagaimana tanggapan rekan yang mengenal sistem ini? According to the U.S. report, released June 20, some trainees pay up to $7,300 to brokers for jobs and are employed “under contracts that mandate forfeiture of thousands of dollars if workers try to leave.” The report said some companies confiscate trainees’ passports and other personal identification documents. During their “internships,” migrant workers are placed in jobs that don’t teach or develop technical skills, and some workers are unpaid, or paid less than they have been promised, the report said. Many have no contracts, and are charged “exorbitant rents for cramped, poorly insulated housing that keeps them in debt.”
Posted on: Thu, 26 Jun 2014 05:37:26 +0000
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