Angar Davaasuren

@angar_d

Translated from Russian

Lately in Mongolia, workers from India, Bangladesh, Philippines, and Nepal have started coming. Monthly salary 2 million tugrik

- Works 6 days a week

- Works 10-12 hours a day

- Lives and works at the factory

- Doesn’t skip work

- Doesn’t disappear after drinking alcohol

- Doesn’t steal

- Doesn’t take time off

- Works even on holidays and celebrations

- If you provide them with meat and vegetables, they will cook their own daily meals

- Eats chicken 3 times a week, goat meat 3 times a week. One day eats vegetarian food (due to their religion they don’t eat beef, and have never tried mutton)

- Not good at heavy physical work like lifting and carrying things, but very good at factory process line work

https://x.com/angar_d/status/2022521644909236680

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5835118&forum_id=2...id.#49672123)

Here is the full translation into English:

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**Mongol Dem 🇺🇳🇨🇦🇲🇳🇺🇦🇺🇸🇰🇷🇰🇵 🇰🇿 🇦🇺**

@mongoldem

Feb 14

> When the boss hears it's a Mongolian person, they make a huge fuss about paying 2 million. They should just pay it. They talk a lot of unnecessary things like “we’ll see,” “we’ll consider it,” etc lol.

> They should try saying that to these (foreign workers).

> Because of stingy employers, young people are increasingly choosing to go work abroad.

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**Амаг ⭐⭐⭐**

@MongolianSkyrim

Feb 14

> All countries in the world hire foreign workers.

> But no country allows them to be paid more than its own citizens.

> Being led by incompetent, state-born billionaires, Mongolia has ended up at the bottom.

> At least let them sell their produced goods to their Bangladeshis and Indians.

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**aaaaa**

@a_aa_aaa_23

Feb 14

> – Salaries several times higher than what they earn in their home country

> – Many come from countries where most people can’t afford to eat meat every day

> – Since they live in camps, they have almost no extra living expenses. So on weekends they keep some money for themselves and send the rest home

> – The cost of living in their countries is relatively cheaper.

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**Suvdmaa Tuul**

@Innovation_mn

Feb 14

> There will be a labor shortage until 2028.

> Therefore, workers coming from Myanmar, China, India, Bangladesh, the Philippines, and Nepal is a plus.

> 2 million per month = $550.

>

> Mongolians themselves should do higher-value jobs.

> Let’s study natural sciences, agriculture, and engineering technology and master technology!

> We export our IT workers and nurses abroad.

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**Batmagnai**

@batman_info2024

Feb 14

> A Filipino relocation worker said: “Working in Mongolia is very nice, the people are very good. When I worked in Japan for several years before, it was very hard. People treated us like slaves and made us work a lot.”

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**MEEJ**

@LMandakh

Feb 14

> It’s fine. Better than guys who smoke and scroll on their phones, and if you say anything they get offended and disappear saying ‘Am I your slave?’

> Even people from Indonesia are coming to do cleaning work under Mongolian employers.

> They say they don’t even have free time until 3/10.

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**ӨНДӨРХААН**

@enderkhaan

Feb 14

> Soon they’ll multiply like cockroaches and become the masters themselves!!!

> It may be profitable today, but we need to think long term!!!

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**Zav Tuul**

@TuulZav

Feb 14

> If you prepare nice comfortable housing, feed them well, and treat them fairly, they will do the work.

> It’s the right choice.

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If you’d like, I can also summarize the overall tone (economic vs nationalist vs labor-market perspective).

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5835118&forum_id=2...id.#49672126)

lmfao

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5835118&forum_id=2...id.#49672266)