Bert Karlsson pulled in 88 million on their asylum accommodations – Aftonbladet

Bert Karlsson pulled in 88 million on their asylum accommodations – Aftonbladet

Bert Karlsson, 69, drew 88 million crowns this year on their asylum accommodation.

At the same time, he is critical of the system.

– I comes with luxury and compared with the condemned house in northern Sweden, he says DI.

The former New Democracy politician and record labels King Bert Karlsson’s Annual Jokarjo has grown from four asylum accommodation for 26 pieces between 2013 and 2014, according to Dagens Industri. On his accommodation has 3 800 people received a home.

In November interviewed Aftonbladet Karlsson for his accommodation and benefits:

– I do not know, little one, it depends on occupancy. We earn the big operation, but it’s no big wins, I can guarantee he said then to Aftonbladet reporter Lisa Röstlund.

Now, the DI answer.

The biggest in the industry

His company has a turnover of SEK 350 million and proceeds from the Swedish Migration Board is the largest in the industry – SEK 88 million between January and November, according to a review Dagens Industri has done.

40 million more than the nearest competitor.

He told the newspaper that his lodging not only making money for the company. If the company had sales of one billion Karlsson says that 950 million goes back to the community by including jobs.

And Bert Karlsson is critical to the system of asylum accommodations as he makes multimillion-dollar profits, writes DI. He thinks, among other things, that asylum seekers should be working or practicing against payment and learn Swedish as soon as possible.

“Has own recreation”

He also believes that the Migration Board’s procurement is for focused on price but to meet quality where he keeps his accommodations at most.

Bert Karlsson says his plants are not comparable with those of competitors which he calls “condemned in the North.”

– We go way outside the box. Saturday Candy is none other than we have. We take them to the circus and traveling and doing activities. We have our own youth leader, a guy from Congo who goes around to all my plants and activities, says Bert Karlsson DI.

In the interview he also says that he stands for the same views as he did in 1992 when New Democracy was in the news: that people should be taken care of.

Bert Karlsson has plans to open another 17 asylum homes, writes DI.