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Factory work here brings together all sorts of people from every background — mostly immigrants, refugees, and Working Holiday kids. The society inside is fairly every-man-for-himself. At first I thought I just had to work hard and do whatever anyone told me to, but in the end that usually means getting taken advantage of, especially the WAH kids, who are casuals. So you have to be tough and not soft-hearted, and just do your own job. Sometimes, when you don't speak up, the supervisors take the easy route by using the same people who don't complain, so the workload ends up falling heavily on one person. That's why you have to stand up to people, because everyone was hired in the same position for the same pay.