[martin_fierro]

HAVEN'T WE BEEN HERE ALREADY?

[neodad]

If they can't get them for $18.00/hr, then they should PAY MORE!

[Alberta's Child]

This is nothing. I have an open offer from a friend of mine to drive a truck for $36 per hour in one area in western Canada.

Jobs in the fast-food industry up there start at around $12/hour.

[justshutupandtakeit]

This headline is a LIE. The article clearly says these will be "documented workers" NOT Illegals.

I guess some just see Mexicans and their minds go numb.

Hard to believe the company cannot find workers at that rate though.

[VRWCmember]

COMPANY'S ATTORNEY PETITIONED THE VIDOR CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT TO ALLOW THEM TO HOUSE UP TO 100 DOCUMENTED MEXICAN WORKERS ON SITE

You might want to clean your keyboard. It appears there is something causing your caps lock key to stick. You might also want to check out the meaning of documented vs undocumented workers. This company is trying to legally hire 100 LEGAL guest workers.

[Shermy]

Try Southwest Texas. Or North Texas. or Oklahoma or Maine...

Sheesh. Any ruse to inflow the illegals.

I'd like to review their "efforts" too.

[hispanarepublicana]

It's because they're in VIDOR, TX. No minority with any knowledge of that place or with the good sense God gave them will go there. I sure wouldn't, for ANY PRICE.
SE Industries should've thought of this before they located in Vidor.

[marty60]

Business coyotes at work. They are no differenet than the ones that fill 18 wheelers. Does this sound like the shrarecropper scheme without the share.

[Mike Darancette]

HOUSE UP TO 100 DOCUMENTED MEXICAN WORKERS ON SITE

If the workers are documented what is the problem?

[tubasonum]

Sounds like company is looking for qualified workers. They will never find a computer programmer or an electrical engineer for $10/hour in the US (or even in India). I wonder what is this job that pays $18/hour and nobody wants it?..