quote:Originally posted by caribj:
Except that with the construction industry almost dead in those islands Guyanese are less likely to find work. Especially now that migrants from China, even more exploitable than Guyanese, are now beginning to appear.
I guess Guyanese can baby sit as its hardly likely a Bajan is going to hire some Chinese who they cant understand.
Remittance is not a bad source of income so I don't see why you keep harping on it like it is the black death from the middle ages. Guyanese go abroad and sell their labor and have so much confidence in their land of birth under the pPP that they continue to send back money to build house and support their family. They have no intention of be becoming residents in the islands as it is prohibitively expensive. They can save for a few years and kick back in Guyana content that the PPP will ensure a stable economy.