Taking American's jobs?

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I know of a similar story.

A plant was opening that had 100 new positions. The company received 500 applications. They selected 250 that were qualified and interviewed them all. They offered 125 jobs and 100 people agreed to start. On opening day, 75 showed up for work.
 
He would have found cheaper labor in Haiti
 
I know of a similar story.

A plant was opening that had 100 new positions. The company received 500 applications. They selected 250 that were qualified and interviewed them all. They offered 125 jobs and 100 people agreed to start. On opening day, 75 showed up for work.


50 people found out they drug tested, no surprise there.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.


It's a huge problem with people not being able to pass drug tests like I said.
 
Immigration Raids at Smithfield: How an ICE Enforcement Action Boosted Union Organizing and the Employment of American Workers

In December 2008, workers at the plant voted to be represented by the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. The UFCW victory, by a vote of 2,041 to 1,879, climaxed a long and bitter battle between the union and the company, whose products are labeled with such names as John Morrell, Patrick Cudahy, and Gwaltney.

The UFCW called its Tar Heel effort “the largest manufacturing organizing drive by any union in over a decade.”1 Its victory had national significance for the labor movement because North Carolina has the nation’s lowest rate of union membership and a long history of resistance to labor organizers.

The union worked especially hard to rally Hispanic workers, whose numbers had risen steadily throughout the 1990s, becoming the majority at the plant by 2000. The UFCW dispatched Spanish-speaking organizers to work full time at Tar Heel, and it helped Hispanic workers organize a protest in 2006 after Smithfield fired several dozen workers who were unable to demonstrate legal presence in the United States.

But ironically the most decisive factor in the union’s victory may have been immigration enforcement raids at Tar Heel in 2007. The raids’ immediate result, the arrest of several dozen workers, was followed by the departure of hundreds of others who feared arrest on charges of violating immigration laws.

Their exodus led to an abrupt switch in the plant’s demographics. By the time of the vote on UFCW representation, the majority of workers were once again native-born black Americans, as they had been in the years immediately after the plant opened in 1992. The News & Observer noted that the “raids may have finally sealed the union’s victory…. The 2007 raids purged the plant of illegal Hispanic workers, and left behind a majority of native workers more likely to support unionization.”​
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.


It's a huge problem with people not being able to pass drug tests like I said.

Just because you said it doesn't make it so.
 
After Immigration Raid, Locals Line Up For Jobs

Job seekers have been lining up at the Howard Industries electronics plant in Laurel, Miss., where federal agents on Monday arrested 595 suspected illegal immigrants. The workers came from several Central and South American nations — the list includes Brazil, El Salvador, Mexico and Peru — as well as Germany.
 
More than 300 arrested in S.C. raid at poultry plant

N.C.-based House of Raeford is one of the nation's top chicken and turkey producers, with eight processing plants in the Southeast and about 6,000 employees.

Kenneth Smith, an ICE special agent, said the agency is focusing on the employers because “the promise of employment draws illegal workers across our borders.”

Work at the Greenville plant has been temporarily suspended, according to ICE spokeswoman Barbara Gonzalez. The company said it is shifting some production to other plants to fill customer orders.
 
Are There Really Jobs Americans Won’t Do?

But Census Bureau data collected from 2009 to 2011, which allows for detailed analysis of all 472 separate occupations, shows that there were only a handful of majority-immigrant occupations. Thus, there really are no jobs that Americans won't do. Further, we estimated the share of occupations that are comprised of illegal immigrants, and found that there are no occupations in which the majority of workers are illegally in the country.

Among the findings:

  • Of the 472 civilian occupations, only six are majority immigrant (legal and illegal). These six occupations account for 1 percent of the total U.S. workforce. Moreover, native-born Americans still comprise 46 percent of workers even in these occupations.
  • Many jobs often thought to be overwhelmingly immigrant (legal and illegal) are in fact majority native-born:

    • Maids and housekeepers: 51 percent native-born
    • Taxi drivers and chauffeurs: 58 percent native-born
    • Butchers and meat processors: 63 percent native-born
    • Grounds maintenance workers: 64 percent native-born
    • Construction laborers: 66 percent native-born
    • Porters, bellhops, and concierges: 72 percent native-born
    • Janitors: 73 percent native-born


  • There are 67 occupations in which 25 percent or more of workers are immigrants (legal and illegal). In these high-immigrant occupations, there are still 16.5 million natives — accounting for one out of eight natives in the labor force.
  • High-immigrant occupations (25 percent or more immigrant) are primarily, but not exclusively, lower-wage jobs that require relatively little formal education.
  • In high-immigrant occupations, 59 percent of the natives have no education beyond high school, compared to 31 percent of the rest of the labor force.
  • Natives tend to have high unemployment in high-immigrant occupations, averaging 14 percent during the 2009-2011 period, compared to 8 percent in the rest of the labor market. There were a total of 2.6 million unemployed native-born Americans in high-immigrant occupations.
  • Some may think that native-born workers in high-immigrant occupations are mostly older, with few young natives willing to do such work. But 34 percent of natives in these occupations are age 30 or younger, compared to 27 percent of natives in the rest of labor force.
  • It is worth remembering that not all high-immigrant occupations are lower skilled. For example, 36 percent of software engineers are immigrants as are 27 percent of physicians.
  • A number of politically important groups tend to face very little job competition from immigrants (legal and illegal). For example, just 10 percent of reporters are immigrants, as are only 6 percent of lawyers and judges and 6 percent of farmers and ranchers.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job
you created the welfare state and are now wondering why those people don't want to work?


You don't even realize your hand in this, do you.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job
you created the welfare state and are now wondering why those people don't want to work?


You don't even realize your hand in this, do you.

You are so off the grid you'll never make it back.
 
I know of a similar story.

A plant was opening that had 100 new positions. The company received 500 applications. They selected 250 that were qualified and interviewed them all. They offered 125 jobs and 100 people agreed to start. On opening day, 75 showed up for work.

The trades in America are having a really hard time finding qualified help. Americans don't want to do these jobs, even though many of them pay quite well. The whole point is this mantra of 'they're taking our jobs' is nonsense. Here's an American business that WANTED to hire American workers but couldn't find any. This is the reality.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.


It's a huge problem with people not being able to pass drug tests like I said.




They should stop taking drugs.
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.

You can find this all over the country, many job openings but few people qualified for the jobs and few that actually want to show up to work. The meme that 'they are taking our jobs' is proven wrong. The jobs are the go take them!
 
An American businessman decided to 'hire American' and couldn't find enough workers, so he flew in a crew of Mexican workers to get it done. So if Mexicans are taking all these American jobs, why can't American businesses find enough American workers to fill positions? Where are all the out of work 'middle class workers that voted for Trump'.

A landscaper’s ‘hire American’ plan ended with bringing in Mexican workers to finish the job

I know someone who lives in Denver and owns a business, the unemployment rate reported is around 2.5% he believes it's even lower and says thousands of job openings are going unfilled.


It's a huge problem with people not being able to pass drug tests like I said.




They should stop taking drugs.

Who.
 

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