Susanna wrote that people had come from as far as India to queue for food on the other side of the world again. She believed that those coming here should have a job ready, and lamented that, according to her, decision-makers were not interested in addressing the issue. https://t.co/o0Wscjy3oe #ruokajono #työpaikat #Intia (translated)
Timo Ruotsalainen asked why Finland was still accepting students into the IT sector, who according to him arrived with their families in food queues. He claimed that there had not been a shortage of labor in the IT sector for a long time and that Finnish people also ended up unemployed. https://t.co/0ZcVdHfXVo #ITala #työvoimapula #Suomi (translated)
Jussi Halme wrote that HS reported on the difficulties faced by unemployed immigrant students in food queues because there were no jobs found in Finland. He compared the situation to the Greens' goal of bringing 45,000 immigrants to Finland each year and asked what jobs would be available for them. Halme also referred to an article about an IT professional waiting in a food queue in Espoo. https://t.co/JtJb2cGT5j #työttömyys #maahanmuutto #ruokajonot (translated)
Nää Marinin opiskelijat oli kyllä todella ovela kikka. Päästi maahan porukkaa, joka ei kuuluisi tänne alkuunkaan ja nyt se porukka näkyy ruokajonoissa, sekä kasvaneissa työttömyys- ja köyhyystilastoissa - mistä oppositio tietenkin syyttää nykyistä hallitusta. Korkean tason kuuntelija uskoo kaiken ja kirjoittaa seuraavissa eduskuntavaaleissa äänestyslippuunsa SDP. #Suomi #politiikka #työttömyys
