02-06-2019, 04:12 PM
BluntForceTrauma Wrote:It was stated that Bear Creek complied with all "laws, rules, and regulations" in their hiring practices, but if I'm reading between the lines correctly, they hired some low-wage workers who shouldn't have been in the country and only got employed because they falsified their work documents.
The cost of labor is usually the main driver of the cost of goods. If you can keep your labor costs low, you can sell for less.
"I will work for cheap!"
"Really? This is too good to be true! You're hired!"
You hit the proverbial nail on the head!! See lots of this going on in Georgia,Florida, and Alabama. That’s where I’m confined to most of the time. I’m sure it happens just about everywhere though, as shown in this case.
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