Your post is so full of complete and utter bullshit, it's hard to know where to start. This operation was set in India because there is no possible way we could have been competitive otherwise. Actually, the salaries were not the main reason operating in the US was prohibitive. It was taxes and regulations that prevent me from creating dozens of new US jobs. If it was only a salary issue, we'd build here.
I tried everything within my power to make this work in the US. I cannot change the realities of the government involvement in my business...no matter how much I wish it so.
If people "deserve" healthcare, work to amend the Constitution and make it a right. In the mean time, dumping the responsibility on businesses that have nothing to do with health insurance is fucking ridiculous. You can buy health insurance as an individual or a group without government requiring businesses to provide it. Nixon was an asshole.
You haven't a clue what Indian workers know about salaries in other countries. I'm sure a Google search is beyond them, eh? If you want Americans to continue to earn high wages with strong employment opportunities, quit supporting the fucking nanny state central planners that continue to prevent economic growth in this country.
Okay, I'll get right to the point. What regulations are preventing you from having your business in the US? Be specific, otherwise you're just making a blanket statement based on your ideology.
I'll admit, I admire that you tried to keep operations in the US. It just frustrates me that companies do choose to outsource rather then start up their business here. All that does is hurt the country. I also understand that it is something done to remain competitive because others are doing it as mentioned. That is why the government should stop letting companies benefit from it. I think you should get a massive fine if you lay off workers and then move the operation to another country. Plus, I think the tax laws that currently favor outsourcing need to be changed. Hopefully it's something that's looked at soon.
It's not the government preventing economic growth. It's the government bending over for companies and corporations that's doing that. They put in a ton of ways for companies or corporations to dodge taxes. They also agreed to free trade agreements that benefit other countries and not this one. And if regulation is so evil, why is Canada such a better economic environment right now? Or Germany?
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