German businesses: See migrants as rich opportunity for national renewal
BERLIN — Thomas Sperveslage remembers the day Victor Onuh came knocking on his door. Onuh, a 40-year-old Nigerian refugee, had worked odd jobs for around a $1 an hour since arriving in Germany in 2002. In 2012, he decided to he wanted a raise."He managed to bypass reception somehow so he could apply for a job with us," said Sperveslage, who works as a personnel manager at a construction company in the former East Germany.
