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It is pretty hard, I agree. But to claim, like some do, that is harder than in most other nations is naive. Some countries have much higher levels of un-employment. Some countries donīt even have the option of you even dreaming of finding a job where you speak say English (in Sweden, some workplaces have so many foreign consultants, that English is the official company language).
The comparsion to the latinos in the U.S is not very fair, because that is an industry of low-low paid workers that has become a sub-economical system in the U.S. That is not what Sweden wants, and creating a situation where people come from poor countries to do our "dirty work" for $6/hour is not good.
The regulations for foreign workforce is so regulated though, that it is about to backfire in Sweden. We need more workforce, and we have plenty of foreigners (in and outside of Sweden) that are ready to help us get our business up on track again - if we just let them.
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