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I have never in my life seen so many people full of hate as on this site?

Posted by admin in Thursday, March 18th 2010   
18
Mar

Have you ever stopped to think what this problem in america is really all about when it comes to immigration issues, if you ask people to come to work and they do but you offer them no legal way to be here who is to blame, so many of you think its all about people [...]

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Is John Edwards a wolf in sheep’s clothing?

Posted by admin in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

Stop for a minute, and consider what he’s actually done, and not his talk.
While many members in congress wisely voted against the Iraq war, Edwards not only voted for it, he co-sponsored the disastrous resolution with neocon Joe Lieberman, that made it possible.
Edwards also co-sponsored and voted for the massive increase in H-1b visas, that [...]

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You Want Chinese Workers? Think Outside the Guangdong Box. – China …

Posted by Triponewnoirm in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

Guangdong is expensive and its labor shortage is very real. There are plenty of good China locations outside Guangdong in which to locate your business that will be much cheaper than Guangdong, and with a much more plentiful labor supply. … China Law Blog focuses on business law in China . It is written by Dan Harris, an international lawyer based in the United States and Steve Dickinson, an international lawyer based in China . Dan and Steve are both members of Harris …

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Overview of Disability in China

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Wednesday, March 17th 2010   
17
Mar

… laws in China containing specific provisions related to people with disabilities and the protection of their rights, involving Criminal Law, Civil Law, Educational Law, laws in regards to higher education, Labor Law , and more. …

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a few 10th grade ss questions! HELP PLEASE?

Posted by admin in Tuesday, March 16th 2010   
16
Mar

The invention of spinning and weaving machinery increased the number of workers in the textile industry in Europe because
1. the early textile machines could not produce goods as efficiently as hand labor
2. laws prohibited women and children from working with machinery
3. the demand for goods increased as goods became cheaper to produce
4. the unions required [...]

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Do Republicans still think cheap labor outsourcing is good for american jobs?

Posted by admin in Tuesday, March 16th 2010   
16
Mar

non inoin in china and iran
no envrion laws – imported lead painted barbies
nasty mexican water and peppers imports

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Cheap prices : The Global Workplace: International and Comparative …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

… this pathbreaking casebook develops labor and employment law in the context of the national laws of nine countries important to the global economy — U.S., Canada, Mexico, U.K., Germany, France, China , Japan and India. …

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Global Action: Assessing the impact of the new China labor …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Monday, March 15th 2010   
15
Mar

The bottom line is that the China labor contract law will formalize protections for workers that were more or less intended ever since the 1995 Labor Law but which have never been implemented or enforced. Employers will now have to …

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Will you endorse slave labor?

Posted by admin in Sunday, March 14th 2010   
14
Mar

Whether you are pro or anti this has got to make you wonder?
Big business is exploiting illegals for low labor cost counting on the fact that it will significantly drive down wages.
Big business is constantly looking for opportunities to outsource to other countries for 30 cent an hour labor.
Big business profits have done nothing but [...]

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Manufacturing industries. Why do we put up with this?

Posted by admin in Saturday, March 13th 2010   
13
Mar

British manufacturing has been ruined. Nowadays, products are manufactured overseas.
No only have our jobs been exported, but also a whole load of problems.
European law specifies certain minimum standards for things like workers’ rights, health and safety, minimum wages, union membership, family leave, child labour, and protecting the environment. And quite rightly too; there [...]

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Do you believe the global economy will be the end of the American middle class?

Posted by admin in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

With so many American jobs going overseas to the poorest countries and the value of the American dollar dropping and probably a bunch of other important factors I’m neglecting to mention, I fear Americans’ standard of living is being forced down because to some extent we are being forced to compete with countries like China [...]

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How to tackle China Labor Laws #2 | ©ChinaDilemma.com ©上有政策下 …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Friday, March 12th 2010   
12
Mar

Remember my question How employer defend when employee claim for compensation? I would say majority are fictitious (虚构) and others are truly protected by.

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