[ale] OT: what about the free and open work market?

[Geoffrey]

George Carless wrote:
> To just correct myself: this is, as usual, more a case of stupid
> editorialism on /. than of a stupid article.  The key point was that the
> individual tried to find employment with an Indian company with offices in
> the US, and that they wouldn't employ him because they don't hire
> Americans.  Which is rather daft.
> 
> But the Slashdot editorial was shoddy and alarmist.  Which is no real
> surprise, since most of its editors are evidently morons.

Regardless, I realize the point of the /. post was emphasizing the "you 
can't work in India' verses the actual content of the article.  Point 
is, this is not the first I've heard of this.

As far as I'm concerned, if the India companies aren't permitted to hire 
american workers, that's no different then forbidding offshoring hear in 
the states.

It's gotta work both ways.

-- 
Until later: Geoffrey		esoteric at 3times25.net

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