Are you in a country practising job nationalization?

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Ameerah Arjanee Contributor

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Ameerah ArjaneeContributor29 January 2023 10:24:44

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Hello, I'm on the content writing team for Expat Magazine and we would like to write an article about how expats are affected by job nationalization. Do you happen to be in a country where there are government policies that give preference to locals over expats in getting jobs (even if only for certain jobs)? What do you think about these policies, and how do they affect you? Thank you in advance for sharing your testimonies.

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