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One hurdle the company had to clear was to show that the jobs couldn’t be done by American citizens or legal residents. That wasn’t difficult to show, Croyle said, citing the loss of “a million” domestic jobs among major oil companies over recent years, as well as reductions among smaller employers.

Did these people disappear? Or did the company only want to pay minimum wage to do a job that used to pay well?

22 posted on 07/11/2005 3:26:17 AM PDT by raybbr
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To: raybbr

"One hurdle the company had to clear was to show that the jobs couldn’t be done by American citizens or legal residents. Did the company only want to pay minimum wage to do a job that used to pay well? "

Life keeps taking on twists. What's next, will we hear from a Chinese government official that chinese crews are doing the work blacks and mexicans won't do like Vincente Foxs remark about American blacks not wanting to work in the U.S. crop fields?


38 posted on 07/11/2005 6:31:58 AM PDT by SunnySide (Ephes2:8 ByGraceYou'veBeenSavedThruFaithAGiftOfGodSoNoOneCanBoast)
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