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Old 09-22-2004, 10:58 AM   #10
CaramonLS
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Originally posted by CaramonLS@Sep 22 2004, 04:33 PM
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@Sep 22 2004, 04:20 PM
yep, lots of Canadians around to take those jobs. And they will stay here and spend the money they earn in the Canadian economy.

So why is there a shortage then??

Cuz the newfies are getting EI while they take seasonal Jobs!
Fair enough.

So what would you rather have:

- someone you pay a full wage to that is going to go back on UI after 6 months of work or,

- someone you can pay half the wage to, that you can send home when work is completed?

Language won't factor in either, as neither speak Enlish anyways, b'y [/b][/quote]
For a Business Owner I would opt for the cheap labour of course.

But speaking as someone who is not a Business owner and I want the country to get the most benifit out of the oil sands project I would much rather employ people who are going to spend the money here.

I would prefer not to outsource too much... i have a hard time feeling sorry for businesses who have to pay a couple extra dollars an hour to local people so they only have a 299 million dollar profit margin rather than a 300 million dollar profit margin.

Now citizens of another country who plan to immigrate here or start a new life here I would not have a problem giving the jobs to.
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