No, the idea that one is owed a job even if someone else can do the job just as well and is willing to do it for less is.So the idea of working to provide for a family is entitlement now? WAFJ.
And what would you say if a small business hires someone and gives them a chance to excel. They train them and the person does well. They thrive. They become very good at what they do.Right. And most small or medium business owners, at least those with anything resembling a soul, will show some modicum of gratitude to the employees who have helped them build a successful organization. You know, things like not giving their jobs to Yao unless they absolutely have to do so.
You obviously have a computer, or do you use the one down at the local collective?houndawg wrote:Shop locally when I can, buy locally grown food.Cluck U wrote:
"lots"....
What TV do you own...where are your shirts made...your shoes...your computer...your phone...your skirts?
If I went through your belongings, there would be a trail of items that you've purchased that led directly to the loss of American jobs. Selfish bastard.
And your fellow Democrats are shipping out American jobs by the boatload...each and every day with their actions.
They need their big screen, foreign made TV so that they can listen to Pelosi tell them that they are victims and it is the decisions by rich people that are driving out the jobs.
Don't even have a TV, Huck.
Nail on the head, Bubba. These people can't even reconcile their own crap.Gil Dobie wrote:Make up your minds now, it's okay to have illegal immigrants work in this country, but not okay to have the work at the same jobs from their home country.dbackjon wrote:http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012 ... utsourcing
The shock of losing a precious job in a town afflicted by high unemployment is always hard. A foundation for a stable family life and secure home instantly disappears, replaced with a future filled with fears over health insurance, missed mortgage payments and the potential for a slip below the breadline.
But for Bonnie Borman – and 170 other men and women in Freeport, Illinois – there is a brutal twist to the torture. Borman, 52, and the other workers of a soon-to-be-shuttered car parts plant are personally training the Chinese workers who will replace them.
It's a surreal experience, they say. For months they have watched their plant being dismantled and shipped to China, piece by piece, as they show teams of Chinese workers how to do the jobs they have dedicated their lives to.
"It's not easy to get up in the morning, training them to do your job so that you can be made unemployed," said Borman, pictured, a mother of three who has worked for 23 years at the Sensata auto sensors plant.
That unfortunately happens all the time. During the economic collapse my old comapny laid off 25% of its workforce globally in one week. Some of the people in my PA location had to make trips to the Buffalo area to train their replacements.Grizalltheway wrote:Borman, 52, and the other workers of a soon-to-be-shuttered car parts plant are personally training the Chinese workers who will replace them.
Not possible. Only Romney-run companies do this.bluehenbillk wrote:That unfortunately happens all the time. During the economic collapse my old comapny laid off 25% of its workforce globally in one week. Some of the people in my PA location had to make trips to the Buffalo area to train their replacements.Grizalltheway wrote:Borman, 52, and the other workers of a soon-to-be-shuttered car parts plant are personally training the Chinese workers who will replace them.
