I haven't been to the Sudanese camps, but in general people in refugee camps don't have jobs, because there isn't any work for them. It's like a giant campground with thousands of people all living there. There isn't any business or industry, so there aren't any jobs. In order to have a business, you need to have a buyer and a seller. If no one has any money (they lost it all when they fled their homes) then you have no buyer. If no one has anything to sell (they lost it when they left their homes) you don't have a seller. So, no business and no jobs. Generally the people in refugee camps are very resourceful. A few will find jobs working for the camp or for the U.N. Others will do odd jobs or try to sell whatever they can find or make. But, in general, one of the problems in a refugee camp is that the people have no jobs and no homes.
In the concentration camps they had jobs like sewing uniforms, farming, also things like digging ditches for the dead bodies or throwing them in them.
it was really horrible for the people who went there. They had to do slave jobs and were killed if they stopped doing a job for even 1 minute. most people were gassed in the gas chambers and lots of people died in the concentration camps.
They killed six million Jews, after having thrown them out of their jobs and herding them into ghettos and concentration camps.
The Germans in the concentration camps were mostly responsible for security, they were the guards and the executioners.
Auschwitz was a extermination camp, unlike other camps, people were brought there solely for the purpose to be exterminated, not to work.
Agriculture and crafts
There is no historical evidence or information available to suggest that Hannelore Schmatz had any role or job in a concentration camp. Hannelore Schmatz was a German mountaineer and not associated with the atrocities of the concentration camps.
Apart from the usual cooking and cleaning and the like, there was very often construction to be done, or other types of manual labour. Most often, the majority of the inmates would be employed outside of the camps.
to get the jobs done, and done cheaply
One of the jobs were to clean up dead bodies from the chamber. Also prisoners had to separate belongings of people who were dead. Then another one was feeding bodies into the place where they were burned to ash.
When you apply for something on the internet( ec. jobs camps and other stuff)
Most summer camps don't let kids take jobs until age 18.