Reading in Marzahn: Sascha Lübbe illuminates migrants in the labor market

On 9. October 2024 at 7:00 p.m. A special kind will take place in the district central library “Mark Twain” in Berlin! Sascha Lübbe, who is known as an investigative journalist, presents his gripping book “At the bottom of the system”. The place? Marzahner Promenade 55, 12679 Berlin. An event that you shouldn't miss!

Who are the people who work under the hardest conditions in our country? Migrants worked on construction sites, slaughter pigs, harvesting asparagus or cleaning offices and hotels. And they are the ones who are increasingly ensuring jobs in the German world of work, which the locals are hardly ready to bend their fingers. But what is the price for it? Exploitation is often the reality, and Lübbe reveals these dirty secrets that exist in a parallel world in the shadow of the large companies!

insights into the living environments

In “at the bottom of the system” Sascha Lübbe gives readers a look behind the scenes. With urgent reports, he brings us closer to how these people actually live and work. He accompanies Romanian construction workers in their dormitories, speaks to Eastern European workers in the meat industry and even spends a whole weekend with Uzbek truck drivers. But the questions remain: how could it come so? Which social and economic barriers stand in the way of a change? Is our prosperity possibly built on the back of this worker?

It's not just a book - it's a social wake -up call! Sascha Lübbe illuminates the dark side of the German labor market and asks us all to think about our own life and consumption.

take part and discuss with!

Entry to this exciting event is free! But registration is absolutely necessary-reaching the phone (030) 54 704 142 or writes an email to secure a place. Be part of this important discussion and experience up close how a reporter like Sascha Lübbe questions things and brings to light!

Sascha Lübbe is no stranger to journalism. His profound articles appear in renowned media such as time online, taz and many more. His work was recognized with nominations for several journalist prices - a guarantee of exciting and insightful insights into topics that affect all of us.

• Registration requested by phone (030) 54 704 142 or by email
• Free admission!