Posted by John Harmon on July 13, 2010 at 07:36:39 from (174.26.236.117):
According to the arizona republic news Paper articles today ,china is starting to see unrest in their labor force. Unrest related to long hours and sub standard wage rateS. A few minor scirmishes in the past with workers striking and police breaking up demonstrations have been reported in the past but this strike now going on is against a major player in the world automobile parts Mfg. Is this a sign of the future coming events in China ? Should we put any hope into the scenario that manufacturing on a grand scale may return to the United States? Or do you think it will just be a merry go round with CEO's positioning their companys in another part of the world. Will it create just another round of cheap labor ,forced employment and maybe slave type conditions for some people in a 4th rate country?I wonder : JH
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