Be glad you don't benefit from underpaying your workers, offshoring a factory, or from the sweat of someone else's brow.
He reckons that artificial intelligence can take over most of the routine information-technology and business-process tasks currently performed by workers in offshore locations.
There are also the rapes, assaults, attempted suicides, mistreatment of children, and all the other human depredations treated by doctors and health workers at offshore centres.
The city has fewer than forty thousand permanent residents; the majority of Atlantic City's workers live offshore, in the townships of Atlantic County, which, in the first quarter of this year, led the nation in foreclosures.
In 1991, before he got involved with the elk (he sells the velvet off the antlers for arthritis medicine), Mr. Nungesser realized that metal shipping containers could be modified and used as living quarters for workers on offshore rigs.
The Senate must quickly follow suit and not buy the contractors' line that listing American workers at offshore companies is a cost saving passed on patriotically to the war effort.
I also like Atlas Air, a cargo airline based in Purchase, N.Y.; Canada 3000, a full-blown international carrier in Toronto, and CHC Helicopters, which shuttles oil and gas workers to offshore rigs around the world.
Some energy companies in the Gulf of Mexico were evacuating workers from offshore platforms, and at least two large producers, BP and Marathon Oil Corporation, shut down some oil and gas production as a precaution.
Unions had already raised safety concerns about workers being offshore for longer spells.
Shell Oil, the U.S. Gulf of Mexico's largest producer, said output would be affected as early as Thursday as it evacuated all workers from offshore operations.
