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I think you are speaking to a very small number and it is not just "so call Righties" Democrats are just to blame as Republicans. Its a problem that has been from one President to anther.
Obama has clearly not done enough to curve the problem. Obama and Clinton support TPP deal which would send more jobs overseas. No one except Trump wants to review Nafta.
Clinton does not have a clue except to follow the party line. At least Trump is talking about this issue. Many Countries like Ireland is suing Apple because they set up a office in Ireland, but it is clearly a front with minimum employees. The lawsuit is for million dollars.
Microchip imports labor from India and they come over like locust! The 1H1 programs must be reviewed to ensure American Jobs.
Dell should be sued or at least have a injunction order to cease this practice.
We Must Put America First!
My crystal ball says the H1 B visa process and recipients will be reviewed by the federal government and then the number of visas will be increased, no matter who wins in November.
As it relates to Dell, when companies merge the first order of business is to eliminate redundant functions and systems, which typically means a loss of jobs. That a combined company sheds jobs in some areas does not mean they are ceasing to hire in other areas. You are not going to turn a seasoned and competent Marketing person into a highly trained tech person.
How exactly does a government prevent a business from using strategies to increase productivity/ reduce costs, whether by offshoring or investing in technology substitution?
Shoul the federal government impose a sur charge tax on every direct deposit, ATM usage and electronic banking transaction to offset the middle class jobs that were permanently eliminated.
Same thing. There is always something you can do to fix problems. Only a true pessimist says there is nothing you can do.
If BLM as an organization wants to become a legitimate engine for positive change for their people Dell's HQ would be a perfect place to start. Obviously Dell does not care about Diversity or helping the poor and out of work in America.
Don't even try it.
You guys love extolling the virtues of Asians. Now you'll get more of them. They're so great, and every other minority group sucks, let you guys tell it. You want them to have all the openings at every elite university. Right?
So Be happy. Don't whine now.
Oh, but this Dell thing will hurt WHITE people, won't it? Not so crazy about Asians now, are you?
For all those who want to shut down H1B, do you think the corporations will just happily hire/keep expensive American labor? No. They'll simply open offices where the labor is (think India.) Then the US will lose all of the benefit of the jobs. At least with H1B, the jobs stay in the US.
For all those who want to shut down H1B, do you think the corporations will just happily hire/keep expensive American labor? No. They'll simply open offices where the labor is (think India.) Then the US will lose all of the benefit of the jobs. At least with H1B, the jobs stay in the US.
They're offshoring anyway. That's why you adjusted the trade deals with India and other countries. You're argument is don't do anything and let corporations do whatever they want. A better argument is let's tell corporations what kind of immigration and trade deals are acceptable. That's a long standing constitutional power.
Trump has promised to stack the supreme court with clones of Justice Scalia who strongly believes in legalized bribery in our political system. All floodgates would be opened to dark bribe money when clones of Scalia populate the Supreme Court. Trump's list of justices is a huge gift to the donor class and special interests.
Got news for you... the donor class is alreadyforced to bribe the federal government via our egregiously highly progressive tax system.
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For all those who want to shut down H1B, do you think the corporations will just happily hire/keep expensive American labor? No. They'll simply open offices where the labor is (think India.) Then the US will lose all of the benefit of the jobs. At least with H1B, the jobs stay in the US.
My former employer did just that in 2008. (India)
Business analysts and some project managers were spared.
1- the American worker is too expensive because of excessive regulations
2- this visa program makes it easy so companies can get foreign workers without relocating overseas
3- our education system, and parenting/ family structure is developing less and less qualifiable candidates to do high scale projects
Ask BigDGeek about that third point. I disagree with the first part because there are plenty of highly skilled people whose jobs have been taken by foreigners. BigDGeek will tell you that she's tired of answering questions from people who came from other countries because many of them don't know what they're doing.
You guys love extolling the virtues of Asians. Now you'll get more of them. They're so great, and every other minority group sucks, let you guys tell it. You want them to have all the openings at every elite university. Right?
So Be happy. Don't whine now.
Oh, but this Dell thing will hurt WHITE people, won't it? Not so crazy about Asians now, are you?
Lol...you right wingers are so transparent.
That only works if one can prove Asian-Americans are not loosing their jobs too ...
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Don't whine now.
