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Plants and jobs exported to Mexico and China |
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3 March, 2004 |
Revenge
of the unemployed Upset with the loss of U.S. jobs to India, Russia and beyond, a group of unemployed white-collar Atlantans vowed this week to target Georgia politicians, governments and businesses they deem responsible for sending jobs overseas. |
"NEOLIBERAL" GLOBALIZATION - INDIA REAPS US JOBS - By: SARTRE |
Tom
Flocco: DID YOUR LEGISLATOR VOTE TO KILL U.S. JOB MARKET? |
EURO: George Bush and Millions of Lost Jobs by James Buchanan |
The
Bleeding Of American Jobs - by Charley Reese The United States must stop the bleeding of American jobs to cheap-labor countries. If we don't stop this job loss, we will eventually impoverish ourselves, since the overwhelming number of Americans must work in order to live. - (reader) |
Where Did All The Jobs Go? - by Paul Craig Roberts |
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HIRE Legal Diligent Mexican Workers The Legal Diligent Mexican Workers seeks American businesses and companies looking to recruit Mexican workers - We cannot deny that there are a large number of illegal aliens willing to do all kinds of work that others will not do or not for lower wages. - (Smedley Butler) |
Job exodus hurts Bush in Wisconsin - (comments by NNN forum reporters) |
Intense
debate rising over job migration The migration of jobs, ranging from call-center operators to computer programmers, to countries with lower labor costs like China and India. The movement, known as offshore outsourcing, is growing, Mankiw acknowledged. But he said it was "just a new way of doing international trade" and "a good thing" that would make the U.S. economy more efficient and would free U.S. workers to eventually get better jobs. - (as slave laborers) "But now, it is the workers who are suffering and not the companies" - (Svejk) |
Trade with China keeps widening gap for U.S. |
Unrestrained capitalism can be dangerous - from anonymous email list |
Tampa Clothing Maker Closing Plant, Sending Jobs Offshore |
There
ought to be a law against exporting jobs and factories to India, China, Mexico
- anywhere offshore Meet the pissed-off programmer. If you've picked up a newspaper in the last six months, watched CNN, or even glanced at Slashdot, you've already heard his anguished cry. He's the guy - and, yeah, he's usually a guy - launching Web sites like yourjobisgoingtoindia.com and nojobsforindia.com. He's the guy telling tales - many of them true, a few of them urban legends - about American programmers being forced to train their Indian replacements. - (Svejk) |
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My job went to India and all I got was this lousy t-shirt - (British Nation) |
U.S.
Tech Workers Help Companies Export Their Jobs U.S. companies are asking technology workers to help export a new product: their jobs. As programming and other computer services move to low-cost locations in India and China, some workers are in the awkward position of training their replacements. Software developer Mike Emmons recalls his shock two years ago when Siemens AG, the German telecom equipment giant, decided to replace him and his colleagues with lower-paid programmers from India. |
About 2 Million to Use Up Jobless Benefits |
The Dark Side of the Outsourcing Revolution - By Naeem Mohaiemen |
India
attacks US on plan to ban outsourcing India's technology industry has attacked proposed new US legislation that bans the outsourcing of federal work to low cost countries arguing it is a protectionist measure contrary to the spirit of free trade. - (reader link) "Free Trade" sucks |
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DEATH OF AMERICA - PRE-MEDITATED MURDER - by: Al Cronkrite One in every five workers lost a job during the last three years. Most received less than two weeks notice no severance pay, and no continuing medical benefits. At least a third of these unfortunate Americans is now underemployed. |
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2003
Job Searches the Longest in 20 Years [Poster comments] "And the waiting list just got about 10 million illegals longer" - svejk |
U.S.
to Investigate China Furniture Trade Dumping A federal trade panel voted Friday to investigate allegations that Chinese companies are dumping millions of dollars worth of wooden bedroom furniture into the U.S. market at artificially low prices. U.S. furniture makers say they have lost more than a quarter of their domestic workers in the last three years. |
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Tech
Firms Defend Moving Jobs Overseas - where labor costs are lower "There is no job that is America's God-given right anymore" Carly Fiorina, chief executive for Hewlett-Packard Co - (reader link) |
In
a desperate attempt to steal the 2004 election - George "Jorge" (Whore-hey)
Bush is kissing Mexican babies and plans to proclaim a covert amnesty for an admitted
eight million illegal mostly Mexican aliens... we say NO WAY JOSE! There are at least eight million unemployed Americans. If we were to deport eight million illegal aliens - that would be a start. Will Illegal Aliens Decide Who Will Be America's Next President? Stop the Invasion! * American Patrol * Numbers USA |
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China-US
trade surplus "only $53 billion" The trade imbalance is smaller than official US estimates that 2003 will show a record shortfall of $120 billion. Everything imported from China is not made by an unemployed American worker. It would be in the interest of the majority of Americans to not import anything - unless under high tariffs. |
JBS Announces Major New Web Site
to Support Campaign Legislative Alert: Activate Congress to Reject the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) Background: The Central American Free Trade Agreement, which was negotiated last month, will soon go before Congress for its approval. The administration is using CAFTA as a significant steppingstone to facilitate the even broader and much more dangerous Free Trade Area of the Americas, which envisions the ultimate merger of all nations of the Western Hemisphere under a European Union-style supranational government. Fortunately, CAFTA may be the most politically vulnerable of the series of FTA's designed to set the stage for the FTAA, the granddaddy of them all. Building opposition to CAFTA is an opportunity to build a foundation of opposition to the FTAA. Request: Contact your representative and senators now in opposition to CAFTA. Then persuade others to check out our Stop the FTAA web site and do the same. |
NAFTA
update: Mexico: 103,000 jobs and some 300 companies have transferred to China
and Asia Mexico has an average hourly wage of 2.50 dollars, that figure is five times lower, at 50 cents, in China. - (reader link) |
"More than 75% of the consumer products bought in the U.S. are made in China" - (nationalist reporter) |
Maine Gov. Asks Bush to Extend Jobless Benefits |
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Has The Free Trade Backlash Finally Begun? - by Carl F. Worden |
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Re:
Mexicans Taking Work From American Citizens "AS A MEXICAN WOMAN I THINK THIS IS VERY STUPID BECAUSE YOU ARE JEALOUS THAT US MEXICANS ARE COMING UP IN THE WORLD AND SOON WILL TAKE YOUR JOBS AWAY.BELIEVE ME WE WONT GO BACK TO MEXICO WE ARE HERE WE WILL FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHTS!" Response posted by Rick Dean |
What we owe to NAFTA - by Patrick Buchanan |
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BOYCOTT OUTSOURCING AMERICAN JOBS OVERSEAS! - By Tom Flocco |
Boycott
VF Jeanswear's move to Mexico I lost my job 12-19-2002. It makes me sick how they made us put those stickers on each pair of jeans that said "PROUD TO BE MADE IN THE USA" That was the mid-80's and at lot changed with that company since then. We all have President Clinton to thank for his concern in Foreign Trade. As far as I am concerned he was NO president! Lisa Strassner Virginia, USA |
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Worried? Read This. Guest column by Carl F. Worden |
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