Proposed jobs bill would target foreign outsourcing by U.S. companies

Rep. Gary Peters (D-Mich.) will introduce a bill Wednesday requiring large U.S. companies to disclose how many of their jobs are based on U.S. soil and how many are based abroad, an attempt to shed light on the number of American jobs being outsourced. Read full article >>

Obama’s high-tech labor lies

A few days after the New York Times' ( embarrassingly belated and deeply flawed ) article on Apple's Chinese production facilities reignited a national discussion about offshore outsourcing, President Obama was confronted during a Google+ "hang out" about why during a brutal unemployment crisis his administration continues to support expanding the H-1B visa program that allows tech companies to ...

Why all the outsourcing?

John Sweeney, president of the AFL-CIO, speaks out against President Bush and outsourcing during a news conference outside of the former Eastern Fine Paper in Brewer in 2004.

Monday, Feb. 6, 2012: Outsourcing, test score privacy and Americans Elect

Posted Feb. 04, 2012, at 3:15 p.m. President Obama has a clear vision for America — government can do anything and everything in the name of fairness. Listening to his State of the Union address was painful, if you believe in liberty.

Bishop introduces Outsourcing Accountability Act

A trio of congressmen, including Long Island’s Tim Bishop, D-Southampton, has introduced a bill that would force companies to report how many workers they employ in foreign countries. Known as the Outsourcing Accountability Act, the new bill would require all publicly traded companies to disclose employment figures broken down by country and state in America when [...]

Obama's insourcing jobs plan faces an uphill battle

Can Obama break corporate America’s outsourcing habit by removing tax incentives for companies who take jobs abroad, or rewarding those who bring jobs back home?

AA Mechanic: Outsourcing Could Hurt Safety

Mechanics say outsourcing would be bad for passengers, but American says nearly every airline performs work outside the United States.