Friday, February 6, 2009

Czech Republic will pay a guest for the voluntary return home.

Czech authorities intend to pay guest workers have lost their jobs as a result of the global financial crisis, tickets home, reports France Presse on Wednesday, February 4. Moreover, each Gastarbeiter, agreed to voluntarily leave the country, from the budget of the Czech Republic will receive a lump sum of 500 euros.
This initiative concerns only those migrants who arrived in the Czech Republic to earn money from outside the EU. This is particularly so for the citizens of Vietnam and Mongolia. The Minister of Interior Ivan Langer (Ivan Langer) said on the program in total will be spent no more than two million euros. In his view, the State is much cheaper to pay guest workers return home, than to engage in their deportation.
The Government of the Czech Republic believe that in the near future, about two thousand of migrant workers leave the country within the framework of the program. In total, projected in the first quarter of 2009 in the Czech Republic may lose their jobs around 12 thousands of guest workers.
In December 2008, the Czech Republic have been registered 285 thousand labor migrants, including migrant workers coming from EU countries.

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