South Korea will bring home 300 workers detained in Hyundai plant raid
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Re: South Korea will bring home 300 workers detained in Hyundai plant raid
#2The World Cup next year is going to be a shit show. My first world cup was 1994 and I watched every one of them on TV live. This would be the first time it'll happen in a city where I live (LA). This will also be the first world cup my son will watch. But I'm apprehensive of getting tickets for my family due to fear of harassment.
Re: South Korea will bring home 300 workers detained in Hyundai plant raid
#3And then next week the exact same workers will return to the US and work will continue, delayed by 2 weeks.
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And if as a requirement for allowing foreign workers into the US they had to train 1-2 US workers to their own level of expertise, would that be a fair trade?
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#7The World Cup next year is going to be a shit show. My first world cup was 1994 and I watched every one of them on TV live. This would be the first time it'll happen in a city where I live (LA). This will also be the first world cup my son will watch. But I'm apprehensive of getting tickets for my family due to fear of harassment.
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Re: South Korea will bring home 300 workers detained in Hyundai plant raid
#8I wonder how much was the administrative fee that Korea had to pay to release the hosta... I mean criminals.
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And if as a requirement for allowing foreign workers into the US they had to train 1-2 US workers to their own level of expertise, would that be a fair trade?
It would be impossible, a lot of the expertise that these people have would take years to train another person to have.
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#10Hyundai is notorious for shitty dealers and service, to the point that people hesitate to purchase from their luxury brand, Genesis, to avoid these dealers. Meanwhile, I've heard of Koreans who confirm that the company's branches in Korea have much better dealers. Something seems off, then. Could it be the corporate greed and lousy US regulations that have allowed Hyundai to keep their shady tactics for decades in America?