Emilie!!! wrote:
excuse moi mais je vois pas du tout en quoi il fait de la pub pour le travail au black…. et je ne vois pas en quoi ca nuie au site…. Il n a fait que proposer un boulot pour ceux qui avaient besoin rapidement d argent, ca partait d un bon sentiment…. bref si toi tu trouve un taf sympa tout pret de chez toi pour quelques temps et qu ils te disent que c est paye au black, est ce que tu va dire oh non merci???
Of course a lot of Aussies also do little jobs ‘au black’ , like mowing lawns & ironing & stuff but most don’t do it commercially and they don’t tell others about it – so nobody can report them to the authorities – and they don’t post news of it on websites. I think if it becomes something quite commercial and is being promoted, then there could be serious problems.
Going further on what Choop was saying, I agree with her completely that
promoting ‘au black’ can harm a site such as this one, because if you are caught working ‘au black’ you will be deported and banned from coming back to Australia for up to 5 years.
Random raids do happen – even in my small city recently a group of such ‘au black’ workers were found in the kitchen of a chinese restaurant – and immediately deported.
Imagine what problems there could be if it was found that these workers found these illegal jobs from a message placed on an internet portal where hundreds of people could read it? I would imagine a website could be shut down if it was shown to have had something to do with illegal promotion, even accidentally, and we wouldn’t want to take that risk.
Kate
, le il y a 19 années et 7 mois.
