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"If they can't verify the Social Security number, they have to find another job," Hispanic community activist Gabriella Zavalla said. "Some of them, they are giving three days notice, and others they are giving eight days notice, but it's affecting a lot of people. One day in the morning (the Nacogdoches plant) laid off 40 people, then in the afternoon they let another 20 people go. Then one day it was about 100 people."
Originally posted by jsobecky
I say, let the employers take care of them if they want to.
"This goes way beyond the company here," Reyes said. "I guarantee you that the production managers don't want this to happen. The end result is they are going to lose a big part of their labor force, and it's going to be the consumer who is going to pay the price. You can say what you want about them, but those guys work. They may be here illegally, but they will work two shifts or three shifts or four shifts or whatever you want them to do, as long as they have a job. If they (the company) have to get rid of them, they will have to hire new people and pay overtime, and that's going to cost us a lot more in the long run."
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
Chickens since they are doing well with Seafood and putting American companies out of business.
Originally posted by shots
Obviously you are not keeping yourself up todate on China and how well their seafood is NOT doing. Are YOU?
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
the same old people tearing apart the USA one bit at a time. Even though its constantly denied here it is in black & white for you.
"This goes way beyond the company here," Reyes said. "I guarantee you that the production managers don't want this to happen. The end result is they are going to lose a big part of their labor force, and it's going to be the consumer who is going to pay the price. You can say what you want about them, but those guys work. They may be here illegally, but they will work two shifts or three shifts or four shifts or whatever you want them to do, as long as they have a job. If they (the company) have to get rid of them, they will have to hire new people and pay overtime, and that's going to cost us a lot more in the long run."
Now lets see if this company can stay competitive and in business for much longer or perhaps some South American company will realize that there will be a gap to be filled once they are forced to raise their prices.
Maybe China will start exporting Chickens since they are doing well with Seafood and putting American companies out of business.
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
Obviously thats my point...we will be inundated with garbage from lower labor rates in crappy countries. In stead of an American product with lower labor rates we will get more 3rd world garbage.
You are mistaken if you think that it put a dent in their exports.
Fri Jul 20, 4:15 AM
BEIJING - China said Friday it had shut down several firms at the heart of food and drug safety scares, its latest move to clean up those industries and salvage its reputation as a reliable exporter.
China Bans Firms From Exporting Goods
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
Ok so its still 70% lol
The chicken thing is also another temporary setback. They can just open up factories in South America.
Originally posted by shots
2. Opening a plant in SA means the labor would be mostly south American not Chinese.
Originally posted by ThePieMaN
What does that have to do with it? The profits still go to china and the wages go to South Americans. We still pay for it with American $.
Originally posted by deaman88
Well I for one think this is a bad idea, as what I think you are missing is the fact the we are making generalised statements about human lives.