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Can unions save offshore wind from Trump?

Grist 20 Nov 2024
... in the region’s ports, regionally based component manufacturing, domestically built installation vessels, coordinated transmission planning between the states involved, and strong labor standards.
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Having Promised to ‘Fix’ the Economy, Trump Begins by Breaking Everything

WhoWhatWhy 20 Nov 2024
Starting in the 1970s, American corporations began seriously transferring most of their manufacturing operations to China and the Third World, where they could take advantage of cheap labor.
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Offshore Wind Power – A Golden Opportunity for Ba Ria-Vung Tau

The Saigon Times 19 Nov 2024
At the workshop titled “Sharing Knowledge on Offshore Wind Power Development in Ba Ria-Vung Tau”, co-hosted by the provincial People’s Committee and the Embassy of Denmark, Mr.
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Pogo ban will affect over 30,000 Filipino workers – DOLE

The Philadelphia Inquirer 19 Nov 2024
... banning all Philippine offshore gaming operators (Pogos) in the country, according to the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).
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Over 3K jobs up for grabs for displaced POGO workers

The Manila Times 18 Nov 2024
MANILA, Philippines — More than 3,000 jobs are up for grabs at a two-day job fair for displaced Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) workers, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) said Monday.
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The Recession into 2028 Trump Does Not Understand

Armstrong Economics 17 Nov 2024
QUESTION. Mr. Armstrong, thank you for the WEC. Many people feel this was your best. Your solution to save our country was spectacular, and you deserved the standing ovation ... FP ... The entire issue is NOT that companies moved offshore for cheaper labor ... ....
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Betrayal of the American Dream: How Democrats lost FDR’s middle class

Alternet 13 Nov 2024
He busted unions, cut the top income tax bracket from 74% to 25%, and embraced free trade, allowing American manufacturing companies to go offshore in search of cheaper labor ... the labor market.
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DOLE to hold job fair for displaced POGO workers on Nov. 19-20

Manila Bulletin 09 Nov 2024
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) will hold a special job fair for displaced Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) workers from Nov. 19 to 20 at the SM Mall of Asia Music Hall in Pasay City ... .
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3 ways Donald Trump’s return to the White House will affect Maine

Bangor Daily News 06 Nov 2024
Maine’s offshore wind plans could get thrown into disarray ... Mills and an alliance of business, environmental and labor groups have said the offshore wind port is key to meeting Maine’s climate goals that include using 100 percent renewables by 2040.
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Offshore wind is on the ballot in a midcoast legislative race

Bangor Daily News 01 Nov 2024
An electrician by training, he has been involved with the Maine Labor Climate Council, a group that has been pushing for the development of offshore wind infrastructure in the midcoast by unionized workers.
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PAID POST: Connecticut can build the future of offshore wind

The CT Mirror 27 Oct 2024
People think of offshore wind jobs in terms of activity in ports and on the water, but onshore transmission work is one of the most labor-intensive aspects of offshore wind development.
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Enlarged BRICS can cement supply chains

China Daily 21 Oct 2024
But offshoring, in which businesses move their production units to foreign countries to capitalize on low labor costs and other economic benefits, remains mutually beneficial for both the mother and ...
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RWE and National Grid Propose New York's Largest Offshore Wind Project

The Maritime Executive 18 Oct 2024
High interest rates, supply chain issues and labor availability have combined to make offshore wind much more expensive in the United States, and projects crafted during the 2020-22 era have encountered financial challenges.
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House GOPers score labor endorsements in key swing NY districts: ‘Moved to the right’

New York Post 14 Oct 2024
Major unions are breaking from Big >Labor in New York and backing GOP incumbents over Dem challengers in local tight House races — giving Republicans a better chance of keeping a majority in the chamber.

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