I tend to agree with tistisnot. Even if English is not my primary language I try my utmost to get it right, whether in writing or verbally. If you do not have a good command of the language you are using for communication, then communication becomes difficult.
Of course, this does nothing to improve working conditions nor terms and conditons in the region.
Some pilots seem to believe nothing will ever change for the better. They have been proven wrong again and again over the last number of years.
Some believe it's risky to try, because a supposedly lousy job could end up being lost to a citizen of the country in which you are operating.
If you really feel strongly that the above is the case, then you should stop complaining and enjoy the job you have, or you should quit and get another job.
I assume you all are aware of the shortage of helicopter pilots in the North Sea, the GOM, etc.?