J.2.3 COR Questionnaire for TCNs.pdf
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- 19GE5022R0100
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This document contains an interview questionnaire for third country nationals working on a federal contract. The questionnaire includes questions about how the workers found the job and learned about any recruitment fees, what was promised about pay and benefits, their working and living conditions, pay rates and methods, freedom of movement and ability to end their contracts. It aims to understand the workers' experiences and ensure ethical standards are being followed.
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COR’s Interview Questionnaire for TCNs
Recruitment 1
Response
1a. How did you find out about this job? (friend, colleague, newspaper, recruiter)
1a.
1b. If there was a recruiter, was he honest about the job? (pay, hours, danger)
1b.
1c. Do you owe money to the recruiter such as a recruitment fee? (yes, no, I don’t know). If yes, is it a large amount? Is it reasonable? Did you have to pay for anything like your plane ticket?
1c.
1d. Are there problems if you can’t pay right away? (financially, legally, family)
1d.
1e. Did you have to sign an agreement or contract? What was in the agreement?
1e.
1f. Why did you take the job? Did you take long deciding? (good money, adventure, bad family situation)
1f.
1g. Did you feel pressured to take the job by the recruiter? If so, in what way? (financially, family)
1g.
Work 2 2a. Is the job what you expected? What is different? 2a.
2b. Were there other benefits promised? Have you received the benefits yet?
2b.
2c. How many hours do you work? Are the pay and hours what you expected?
2c.
2d. Do you get breaks? How long? How many? 2d.
2e. Tell me what it is like to work with your supervisors? 2e.
2f. Are you allowed to socialize with your co-workers? 2f.
2g. What kind of information about human rights and ethical conduct have you received?
2g.
Pay 3 3a. How much are you paid? 3a.
3b. How are you paid? Are there additional fees for check cashing or wiring? How much?
3b.
Isolation 4 4a. Do you get to keep money and identification on you? Where is your passport?
4a.
4b. If you have a problem, can you contact the host country government?
How would you do that?
4b.
4c. Can you end your contract early? What is the penalty? 4c.
4d. Would you like to renew your contract? If not, why? If so, why? 4d.
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