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Old 02-13-2017, 12:46 PM
 
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PGE The nations largest utility is removing Americans from access to labor, and is instead giving companies who dislike Americans, and have been sued for really bad behavior, contracts for labor.

Why?

[url=http://www.breitbart.com/california/2017/02/12/sanctuary-california-pge-no-fear-offshoring-jobs/]Report: PG&E Offshoring IT Jobs to India to Cut Wage Costs[/url]


What can be done to prevent companies from giving contracts to companies and firms who hurt the fabric of the communities they serve and in some cases the companies getting the contracts won't adhear to US law.

What is Trump going to do about this?
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Old 02-13-2017, 12:48 PM
 
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Trump will do nothing. Trump will side with the Big Business class. Hillary would have done the same thing.
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Old 02-13-2017, 01:38 PM
 
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Trump will do nothing. Trump will side with the Big Business class. Hillary would have done the same thing.
Well if that's true, then I know a ton of angry Trump voters who will make damn sure he never sees the light of day on his second term.

Let me say again:

It's not so much the outsourcing - people get that. Costs are sometimes to high. It's the outsourcing to companies and "states" which do not like us, and refuse to obey our laws, and in fact may have class-action settlements and suits for multiple labor/law violations.

If Trump doesn't do anything he can forget a second term.
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Old 02-13-2017, 01:41 PM
 
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Well if that's true, then I know a ton of angry Trump voters who will make damn sure he never sees the light of day on his second term.

Let me say again:

It's not so much the outsourcing - people get that. Costs are sometimes to high. It's the outsourcing to companies and "states" which do not like us, and refuse to obey our laws, and in fact may have class-action settlements and suits for multiple labor/law violations.

If Trump doesn't do anything he can forget a second term.
PGE is in the Northwest. Majority blue states. Trump won't care. Even in Red states where stuff like this will happen, if you look at the majority of supporters, they won't care either. They will just find a way to blame others, and deny reality.
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