Through my own observation I have found that there tends to be a lot of fabrication that goes on with layoffs are about to ensue. While leading corporate hot shots try their best to sway the public into believing that they are going dirt poor and that it is that it is imperative that they shut down plants to remain afloat, they usually forget to say they are opening operations overseas. After taking a look through techsunite.org, I find that even corporations that tend to do quite well through out our economic boom still layoff workers to capitalize on low wage slave labor. For instants, Dell, has continued to send work overseas: from 2002-2007 nearly 18000 jobs were shipped overseas. What’s up with that?
Jan
22
Most are aware that there is a growing issue with US corporations leaving the United States to capitalize on the developing nations and their low wage communities. We often look only to one side of the exploitation of these decimated countries, forgetting to see the hurt that these US corporations extend to their own. Workers in the United States are laid off in the mist of millions and billions of dollars in corporate profits so that these coporations can exploit a less expensive way to make a GW.
