Haitian construction site managers...

Opulent1 · #1 09-29-2009, 07:43 PM

Looking for Haitian construction site managers with visible record of accomplishments...Preferably, with “road” construction experience…

PICHARDO · #2 09-30-2009, 08:12 AM

???????????????????????????????????? Wtf!!!?????????

Chip · #3 09-30-2009, 10:19 AM

Can we assume this is for the road building projects in Haiti?

Opulent1 · #4 09-30-2009, 10:44 AM

@Chip No the road building is in the DR...@Pichardo why WTF?

Chip · #5 09-30-2009, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Opulent1

Pichardo why WTF?

No doubt is why would you want a Haitian supervisor here in the DR when there are so many qualified Dominicans.

Chirimoya · #6 09-30-2009, 11:25 AM

Because they will be supervising Haitian workers?

Chip · #7 09-30-2009, 11:54 AM

I have a Dominican friend of a friend who was just recently in Haiti working for Ing Estrella on some road projects. He used to work for Mera, Munoz y Fondeur here in Santiago and I understand here speaks enough kreyol to supervise Haitians.

Chip · #8 09-30-2009, 12:05 PM

Dom. Supervisor - Call Miguel at 829-963-1721 if interested.

Chip · #9 09-30-2009, 12:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Pig

Thirdly, a Haitian boss wouldn't be speaking to his employees like sh1T just because his job is slightly less manual and so takes the official role of GOD of all building duties.

From my experience in the construction business whatever the language and wherever you go this inevitably happens, even among Haitians.

PICHARDO · #10 09-30-2009, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Opulent1

@Chip No the road building is in the DR...@Pichardo why WTF?

Why? Picture this: This is a forum about and IN the DR, not Haiti! You're clearly requesting to employ a Haitian worker over that of all Dominicans which could also do the job, mind you...

First you're a foreigner, explicitly favoring a Haitian worker over that of a Dominican native, when the unemployment rate in the country is very high...

If we're to take the words from some ignorant posts, then Dominican workers are good for nothing over that of Haitians, therefore US workers (all of them) are inferior workers to that of Mexicans crossing over the border?????

What's next? Do we call for a Chinese manager in order to open and run a nail salon which employs Chinese workers as well???

Let's not stop there and call a French manager to lead the French cuisine restaurant over by el Malecon...

OH! Sorry my bad! Let's call a Cuban in order to run a proper Cuban sandwich's specialty shop in La Esperilla...

This is wrong! Very wrong!

Haitian workers work hard because they HAVE to or else they KNOW they'll be dumped in second. A Dominican worker is not any inferior to a Haitian worker, but he needs not to sell his soul in order to keep his job and paycheck at the end of the weeks...

That's WTF means my friend...