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Dizzy[emoji638][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji640]] wrote:There's been several pro illegal Immigration marches in the US over the weekend.
One would think you would see the flag of the country you want ppl to remain in a little bit more
The Atlanta one below.
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SuperiorMan wrote:Trump signs order to create a sovereign wealth fund for Americans.
Hail Trump!
Was Canada really going and drink Crown Royal ?? No coincidence this happened on the day two provincial liquor management bodies say to pull American stuff off the shelvesThe_Honourable wrote:Tariffs! America is doomed! BAAARRRRFFF!!!
Trudeau folds...
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada will commit to a $1.3 billion border plan, which will include "reinforcing the border with new choppers, technology and personnel, enhanced coordination with our American partners, and increased resources to stop the flow of fentanyl."
Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:The case study of undocumented workers in the meat processing industry is probably a good case for not letting US industries have access to those workers. The meat packing industry has an injury rate 21% higher than other food processing and 50% higher than the overall manufacturing sector. It is also one where 30-50% of the workforce is made up of undocumented workers. It is so bad that even among undocumented workers the attrition rate is pretty high.
https://www.bu.edu/writingprogram/journ ... -4/farooq/
that article calls for reforms to ensure safer work conditions for immigrant workers
But would the injury rate decrease if immigrants are removed?
I would hazard a guess that it would. Documented workers would have greater legal rights. USA is the land of the lawsuit after all and Tyson Foods probably wouldn't want to pay out millions for lost fingers.
SuperiorMan wrote:Mexico folds
Panama folds
Colombia folds
Canada next?
If the labour market for meat packing is truly free market the conditions should improve as the labour supply falls and companies have difficulties in manning factoriesDuane 3NE 2NR wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:The case study of undocumented workers in the meat processing industry is probably a good case for not letting US industries have access to those workers. The meat packing industry has an injury rate 21% higher than other food processing and 50% higher than the overall manufacturing sector. It is also one where 30-50% of the workforce is made up of undocumented workers. It is so bad that even among undocumented workers the attrition rate is pretty high.
https://www.bu.edu/writingprogram/journ ... -4/farooq/
that article calls for reforms to ensure safer work conditions for immigrant workers
But would the injury rate decrease if immigrants are removed?
I would hazard a guess that it would. Documented workers would have greater legal rights. USA is the land of the lawsuit after all and Tyson Foods probably wouldn't want to pay out millions for lost fingers.
What about the 50-70% of the documented workers that are there?
SuperiorMan wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:
The tariffs on Canada makes no sense because what really does the US want from them?
He's using it as leverage to pressure them into making concessions just like he did in 2018.
Hoss who gives a fvck about Canada, US, Mexico or Colombia.SuperiorMan wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:
The tariffs on Canada makes no sense because what really does the US want from them?
He's using it as leverage to pressure them into making concessions just like he did in 2018.
Exactly what I said.
I was right.
SuperiorMan wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:
The tariffs on Canada makes no sense because what really does the US want from them?
He's using it as leverage to pressure them into making concessions just like he did in 2018.
Exactly what I said.
I was right.
No country can beat China in any trade war.SuperiorMan wrote:China imposes 15% tariffs on coal, LNG in response to Trump's tariffs
Good. Less reliance on China....maybe greater investment in renewables thus becoming more resilient in the market and more trade now instead with the EU and Asia.
Hail Trump!
zoom rader wrote:No country can beat China in any trade war.SuperiorMan wrote:China imposes 15% tariffs on coal, LNG in response to Trump's tariffs
Good. Less reliance on China....maybe greater investment in renewables thus becoming more resilient in the market and more trade now instead with the EU and Asia.
Hail Trump!
China has super cheap labour or near slave labour.
Depending on the region, China's official minimum wage in 2024 ranges from 1,450 to 2,690 yuan per month, equivalent to 200 to 370 U.S. dollars
https://wagecentre.com/work/work-in-asi ... y-in-china
USPS temporarily suspends accepting packages from China and Hong Kong
Those pro Palestinians on Harris campaign, don't be surprised that they are Republicans to woo these new wave Christians.Les Bain wrote:I wonder how those social media "pro Palestine" grifters that relentlessly relentlessly framed Harris as pro Israel/anti Palestine, thereby influencing voters towards Trump and voting abstinence must be feeling?
Anyway, employment opportunities galore in the Israeli Riviera!
zoom rader wrote:Those pro Palestinians on Harris campaign, don't be surprised that they are Republicans to woo these new wave Christians.Les Bain wrote:I wonder how those social media "pro Palestine" grifters that relentlessly relentlessly framed Harris as pro Israel/anti Palestine, thereby influencing voters towards Trump and voting abstinence must be feeling?
Anyway, employment opportunities galore in the Israeli Riviera!
But as trump said he's gonna deport international students pro Palestinians supporters.
Trump does not understand all persons in the US has freedom of speech and are under US law, citizen or non citizen
