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... a salary that allows a decent standard of living PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 24 August 2007
Maxime Guillet, 21 years, Montreal, Canada
Maxime
Maxime (Quebec)
Work: Comedian and delivery man for a fast food restaurant

Conditions at work: Part-time for the restaurant and self-employed as a comedian. My working hours are not sure, my salary is not stable. I always have to be available if I am offered a job as a comedian, otherwise I can rapidly get a negative reputation and no more contracts will be offered to me as I will be considered “difficult”. I need an agent because everything goes through them. So I have additional expenses. If I want a job to get money, I have to spend money before that.

Dream: I have a dream that all young workers have a salary that allows them to have a decent standard of living, without forcing them to have several jobs at the same time.

Why: Because all human beings have a right to dignity and to the development of their skills, which is not possible if they are too exhausted physically and morally.

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Young people are the leaders of tomorrow PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 08 October 2007
Primrose Onai Taderera, 20 years, Gweru, Zimbabwe
My name is Primrose Onai Taderera. I’m 20 and live in Gweru, in Zimbabwe. I am unemployed. My Dream for the young workers in my country is, for all to have good living conditions like good jobs and shelters, because young people are the leaders of tomorrow and if they have good things it means a better country tomorrow.

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I want to get higher education PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 08 October 2007
Kirin Arif, 21 years, Youhanaabad, Pakistan
My name is Kiran Arif, I am 21 years old. My mother's name is Rashida. I live in Youhanaabad and I am working in a garment factory in Roi Pand. I have one year experience of this job and I earn Rs 5000 per month here.
This company forces us to do a lot of work and pay us less, with no limitation on working time which has a bad impact on our heath because we don’t have time for other activities. We are doing this job only because of our family needs or problems.
Dream: I want to get a higher education and want to support my family by getting a better job. To achieve this I build relationships with educated people and get useful information from them. I keep praying and managing my life and try to get useful information from people who are working for young workers like the YCW.

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... that all young people are entitled to job security, like our parents were PDF Print E-mail
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Friday, 24 August 2007
Marika Delisle, 29 years, Quebec, Canada
Marika
Marika (Quebec)
Work: Child Care Worker
Conditions at work: No breaks. Not paid for all the hours worked when there are more children at the child care center and it requires more working hours.

Dream: I have a dream that all young people are entitled to job security, like our parents were. A dream that there are no more cuts in the social programs in our country.

Why: To leave a positive heritage to my children and to reduce my everyday stress.

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My dream is to finish my school and become an electrician PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 08 October 2007

Benny Hoebeb, 16 years, Windhoek, Namibia
My name is Benny Hoebeb. I am 16 and live in Windhoek, in Namibia. I am a student at Cosmos High School grade 10, and a member of the student group of YCW. I have two sisters and three brothers. My mother is a housewife and my father has just retired form the company where he works. My dream is to finish my school and become an electrician so I could help my family. Both my parents are not working: school fees are too expensive. I dream of the day when the school fees are reduced so that education may be affordable for thepoorest of the poor. For the prosperity of our country.

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