Sentences with phrase «for cheaper labor»

The trend of going to secondary markets for cheaper labor or rents hasn't really hit the life sciences sector.

It may be tempting to hire a law student for cheaper labor.

Fusing the «presentness» of his own footage with the past evoked by archival footage, Chieh - jen points to the oversights of official history and its collusion with capitalism's unrelenting movement toward greater profitability, whether through technological advancement or the perpetual search for cheaper labor.

Pick a leader who will keep jobs in your country by offering companies incentives to hire only within their borders, not one who allows corporations to outsource jobs for cheaper labor when there is a national employment crisis.

Tech will face global competition eventually and tech companies will flock for cheaper labor.

With so many U.S. corporations racing to the bottom — moving manufacturing to foreign countries for cheap labor and no environmental responsibility, taking advantage of the H1 - B Visa program to bring cheap workers in, lowering benefits and eliminating pension plans — it's refreshing to learn that some companies are taking the exact opposite approach.

The four - tiered wage floor system also rebuts the familiar refrain from supporters of H - 1B that Congress did not intend the visa to be used for cheap labor.

For the past three decades, during the period of China's furious economic growth, the country's fastest - growing regions were desperate for cheap labor to fill factories and build infrastructure.

They need you for experience, and you need them (most likely) for cheap labor.

The democrats want the Illegals here for votes, the Republicans for cheap labor....

Increasing competition and pressure on transnational companies to increase profits leads to a relentless search for cheap labor markets.

The Mexican mestizo was abhorred as a mongrel who was good only for cheap labor.

The introduction of sugar cane into Brazil in the 1530s and the need for cheap labor was a cause of the trade in slaves, and an active passage of trade goods between Brazil and Africa sprang up.

When I first noticed these organic baby clothes were made in India, I assumed it was for cheap labor, but then I read that CEO Jyoti Singh is a beautiful Indian mom.

Andrew Cuomo doesn't care that illegal immigrants that are here in this country kill innocent Americans everyday, driving intoxicated, street gangs, cheap labor off the books, fathering american children, taxpayers are flipping the bill here supporting them with housing, food stamps, medicaid, healthcare plus they're out there working off the books for cheap labor and they don't pay taxes.

Let me preface it by saying we have empowered China with our money due to lust for cheap labor and goods.

Some firms exploit law clerks for cheap labor and use a potential job as an incentive to keep students working there.

And while it is possible to pay for cheap labor to farm for you, it is much easier to make bot farms.

Not exact matches

Many companies, chasing cheaper labor still, moved to Asia, and AI, which once made jeans for a host of brands including Gap, now works only for Levi Strauss.

Long gone are the days when cheap labor was the most important input for manufacturers.

Cities across the Midwest made the list of best places overall for starting a business, and several ranked high in categories including cheapest office space and lowest labor costs.

Meanwhile, immigration restrictions make it more difficult to import the cheap labor that would be competitive with overseas operations; for an example, see the debacle now taking place in Alabama after the enactment of a draconian immigration law.

Lee keeps the country's labor force cheap and disciplined by setting strict guidelines for both wage increases and working conditions.

But President Elect Trump has characterized the program as a way for companies to undercut American wages with cheap foreign labor.

But they're also turning to incentives to entice workers, raising costs for an industry in which cheap labor is an essential ingredient to making cheap food.

But it seems to me that they were given away by American employers for the sake of cheap labor.

Mechanical Turk is Amazon's cheap labor force that's great for this.

Race to the bottom: A term for dog - eat - dog competition by which countries compete by cutting wage levels so as to produce in the cheapest market, not by raising wages and labor productivity.

So if you're talking about Japan for them the deep the base the currency and make it the currency cheaper is a good thing because that creates this inflow of international investment into the country because they're able to get labor cheaper they're able to get goods cheaper because the currency is cheap.

Thus, John Maynard Keynes, writing in a similar situation during the late 1930s, rightly emphasized the need for policy approaches that both promoted business confidence — the cheapest form of stimulus — and increased labor compensation.

First, although rising wages are obviously great for workers and the overall economy, they can be difficult for low - margin companies that rely on cheap labor — like retail stores.

Such gaps tend to narrow for a number of reasons, including higher marginal productivity on cheaper labor and land costs in lower - tier cities, better economic integration with government - led redistribution of infrastructure and public resources from regional hubs to small neighbor cities, and broader penetration of technology, including smartphones and the internet, according to the Morgan Stanley research.

In the Philippines, the country's outsourcing industry, which has been a strong sector for the country given its cheap labor, is facing unprecedented challenges from the rise of artificial intelligence, per Reuters.

For example: Is our economy ruined because of immigrants coming to our country, or is it ruined because the companies who are supposed to be boosting our economy with new jobs are instead giving those jobs to cheaper labor that can be exploited for wages far less than minimFor example: Is our economy ruined because of immigrants coming to our country, or is it ruined because the companies who are supposed to be boosting our economy with new jobs are instead giving those jobs to cheaper labor that can be exploited for wages far less than minimfor wages far less than minimum?

BTW — Slavery was around for so long because it was good for the slave owner and the cheap labor benefitted scociety.

It seems likely that for several generations, indeed, for the foreseeable future, the global economy will continue the current «race to the bottom,» moving production to those places where labor is cheapest and most docile.

Globalization is the era of mega-competition, in other words, the competition among giant TNCs which accelerates the race for the bottom to make TNCs acquire more profit by further exploitation of labor including lowering the wages, cutting the welfare benefits, laying off employees, depriving workers of their labor rights, using cheap labor such as casual and even child labor, and also by further destruction of environment.

They were the underside of a process in which, for five centuries, Western colonizing countries had stripped the colonized countries of their wealth, using cheap or slave labor, in order to build up the wealth which now underlies Western capitalism.

That, in fact, in many places, the operations of transnational capital — far from extending access to property, creating general prosperity, promoting democratic institutions, or advancing the causes of law and justice — destroy functioning local economies and communities, sustain and deepen poverty among those capital reduces to the commodity of cheap labor, exploit unjust labor systems, support despotisms, take advantage of conditions in regions too poor to impose or enforce environmental protections (for their ecosystems or their peoples), and are often complicit in the procedural abuse of persons who can hope for no legal redress?

Kozol's description of the corporate presence in and influence on schools makes one wonder whether the public education system in the United States has become a domestic version of NAFTA: an effective way for companies to guarantee access to a steady supply of cheap, uneducated labor.

The Cuban people, they fear, would become cheap labor for the Yanqui capitalists, with the regime taking the money and paying off workers with soap, toothpaste, and other necessities in short supply.

For example, General Electric shut down a profitable and stable flat iron plant in California and opened iron plants in Singapore, Mexico and Brazil, where labor costs are many times cheaper.

The result for many multinationals is the decision to move increasing numbers of their plants overseas or to the largely nonunion South, where much cheaper labor assures greater profitability.

On this the holiest of Capitalisms holidays lets us celebrate crass consumption by driving our gas guzzling SUVs to the strip mall on the other side of town and fighting the other sheeple for latest Chinese sweat labor made cheap plastic gadget.

It secures the already developing pattern of combining U.S. capital with cheap Mexican labor and still healthy Mexican soils so as to produce goods cheaply for international consumption.

Today the most intense competition in the globally integrated market is not between the gigantic Transnational Corporations, but it is between governments that find themselves competing with one another for investors by offering the cheapest and most compliant labor; the weakest environmental, health, and safety standards, the lowest taxes; and the most fully developed infrastructure.

Then Chinese businesses use cheap labor to manufacture products for export back to the United States — offering lower prices in direct competition with established businesses in the U.S..

The reliance and sustainability of cheap, young players is a problem for the labor peace of baseball.

One reason for the next labor war will be the rise of cheap in MLB, as chronicled by Grant Brisbee.

I could make a laundry list of what I would like the second time around with a singleton rather than twins (breastfeeding, not premature, no bed rest, no pre-term labor scares, regular number of doctor's appts, no develo [pmental delays, cheaper, EVERYTHING), but my problem with having my victory baby is there is no way I want a newborn again while also caring for my twins (currently 2.5).