Plants and jobs exported to Mexico and China
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Plants and jobs exported to Mexico and China |
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Updated
6 March, 2013
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| Mississippi: Plant fires 150, illegal worker questions raised - (Rick Dean) - (Invasion) |
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The
Dr. Mabuse of Illinois by Paul Sand In 1996 Mr. Durbin, still in the House of Representatives, voted in favor
for "chain migration" with the Chrysler-Berman Amendment to
H.R.2202. "Chain migration" is where the immigrants can send
for their adult relatives, and then these adult relatives send for theirs
and -- so -- on. This results in job shortages, lower wages for lower-paid
Americans like after school help, summer help, part time soccer mothers,
et cetera... Most of those bills which gave some meager protection for the American
workers failed, viz, were voted down. Even now with twelve million unemployed Americans Senator Durbin is not finished with his treacherous plans. All of those foreign workers allowed into the country because of him and his underworld gangsters still reside in the U.S.! He stubbornly refuses to propose any bill or amendment to deport them back to their own country so as to reduce America's crippling unemployment crises. |
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"FACTS TO MAKE EVERY INDIAN PROUD" - (forwarded by AG) - (forum) |
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in the USA - By Paul Craig Roberts -
(KPS reports) By locating in China, the firm substitutes a work force that is paid less than a dollar an hour for U.S. labor that costs $26 an hour. By locating in China, the firm also avoids expensive regulations, torts, employment taxes, and discrimination lawsuits. |
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Migrant Pipeline: Stealing American's Jobs Five workers who came from the Rio Grande Valley to the meatpacking plant here were treated like tourists. They rode in an air-conditioned bus, watching movies, eating chips and drinking Cokes. They stayed for free at a local motel until they found housing. And they bought food at the plant cafeteria with cash cards. All of this was supplied by their new employer, Tyson Fresh Meats. - (Rick Dean) - (Invasion) |
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on the Warpath" - from Svejk "Interesting how the H1-B and L1 visa issue seems to get more press coverage in India than in the United States..." |
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Trading
Seabiscuit for a rabbit - by Patrick J. Buchanan - © 2003 Creators
Syndicate, Inc.  "Democrats
have lately begun to notice that under President Bush, one in every seven
U.S. manufacturing jobs has vanished. U.S. manufacturing jobs have been
disappearing at the rate of 75,000 a month for 34 months. U.S. workers in
manufacturing are now fewer in number than in the 1950s and the smallest
share of the labor force since the early 1800s. Why? Simple. As we import
the products of foreign factories in record volume, we close our own factories
and ship our jobs, our technology and our future abroad. In May, the U.S.
trade deficit in goods was running at the astronomical rate of $562 billion
a year. Because of that deficit, since Bush took office, the dollar has
lost one-fourth of its value against the euro." -
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| Employment Picture Still Gloomy |
| Abracadabra - "WHEN I WAS BORN, AMERICA WAS THE STRONGEST nation on earth. Americans were proud of who they were, at times even arrogant about it. Well, nobody's perfect. America's schools were as good or better than schools anywhere on earth. Our productivity was the highest, and the term Yankee Ingenuity was used in all seriousness. We were creative, and had the inventions to prove it. We built cars, hi-fi's, televisions, radios, motorcycles, and just about anything else you could think of, and we built them all with quality..." - (KPS reports) - (American Worker) |
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| Where
the Good Jobs Are Going Forget sweatshops. U.S. companies are now shifting high-wage work overseas, especially to India - (reader link) |
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| Seattle: Boeing to Cut 4,000-5,000 More Workers |
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open-border trade bills on floor The immigration provisions of the Chile and Singapore free trade agreements provide for unlimited tech and professional work visas, indefinite extensions and absolutely zero protections to give American workers first crack at the jobs. The House and Senate are expected to vote on the trade agreements before the end of July. |
| Boise Cascade
buying OfficeMax The Boise firm may move completely away from its timber and paper mill roots. Boise has been shedding jobs to cut costs and lost $27.5 million "it's too early to know if jobs cuts would be involved in the acquisition" - (link from Smedley Butler) [Another American company is abandoning production in favor of marketing products made off-shore.] |
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Unemployed?
Worried? Read This.
Guest column by Carl F. Worden |
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| Unemployment Rate Surges to 9-Year High |
| American Airlines began laying off more than 3,100 flight attendants |
| Hiring
Survey Reveals Job Market Worst Since Early 1990s Three out of four employers expect to cut jobs or hold off on hiring this summer, contributing to the worst employment market since the early 1990s, a new survey said Tuesday. About two-thirds of employers said they don't expect to hire any additional workers and 9 percent plan to eliminate jobs during the July-to-September quarter, according to the survey by Manpower Inc. |
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American Worker -
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"...Mr.
Richard Durbin, currently a Democratic Senator in the U.S. Senate.
He, along with several other Senators in their madly-led terror apparatus
are waging a brutal and merciless war against the American working people.
His Paradise for the American working people takes the shape of a desert
of starving and hungering unemployed..."