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Re:Becoming a Steelworker Liberated Her, Then Her Job Moved ... by AdrianB1 on Sunday October 15, 2017 @04:22AM (#15476356)
No. Just look inside European Union, where the legislation is about the same and differences in wages are 5x. What can you blame here?
Re:Becoming a Steelworker Liberated Her, Then Her Job Moved ... by TheAdamAndChe on Sunday October 15, 2017 @05:31AM (#15476496)
I don't think trade with advanced countries is the problem. You don't hear many people complain about trade with Canada or the UK because they have good environmental protection and labor laws. Globalization is a net positive for the poor there because it optimizes capital flows without deleveraging the worker too much.

The issue really is just with countries that don't provide a quality of life that the US offers, like Mexico.

Re:Becoming a Steelworker Liberated Her, Then Her Job Moved ... by AdrianB1 on Sunday October 15, 2017 @07:59AM (#15476787)
Still jobs from France move to Bulgaria. In the light of the article, that is exactly the same problem.
Re:Becoming a Steelworker Liberated Her, Then Her Job Moved ... by mistermann on Sunday October 15, 2017 @11:25AM (#15477503)
You guys are the ones telling us it has to normalize, it's been quite some time now and there's still a massive gap, isn't this an impossible outcome?