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Cheryl Randecker was one of those four we met at Romneyville whose Bain jobs are among 170 at their firm slated to be offshored.

In this narrative profits are the fruit of executive genius, to be offshored, rather than of a collective effort, to be equitably shared.

In fact, as David Coats points out in his excellent Agenda for Work published last week, only 2-32-3% jobs are likely to be offshored by 2020.

For starters, technology is making even many service jobs tradable, enabling them to be offshored to Asia and other emerging markets.

asked the president-elect for help saving jobs slated to be offshored at the Rexnord factory, as well as a CTS Corporation facility in Elkhart.

A deal with Japan would probably make a lot of sense, as it's the biggest economy in the region, and since it's as advanced as the US, jobs are unlikely to be offshored there.

"The trend has been to be offshore," Mr. Burke said.

Inevitably, attention has therefore turned towards those countries perceived to be offshore havens.

Hurricane Earl is expected to be offshore of Montauk on Friday afternoon, 272 miles from Flushing.

The aim of the attempted excision of Ashmore was to ensure those who "entered" Australia through the reef were judged to be "offshore arrivals", which the government could then legally send to offshore processing.

Over 84% of this is thought to be offshore, with the continental shelves of the United States, Canada and Greenland likeliest to hold oil and Russia's and Norway's the best prospects for gas.