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Originally Posted by littleFella
I don't think the governments will do anything. The economy has been affected by outsourcing and general trend to export jobs, but other than Lou Dobbs on CNN, few even try do anything about that. The US economy is already deeply affected, but the government doesn't realy govern. Corporations do. They want "return on investment" and "value for the sotckholder".
Btw. whatever the accent and such, I wouldn't blame an Indian developer for trying to survive. What is disappointing though is that Americans and Canadians have to compete against people who live in a country that for practical purposes has no labor laws, and actually is not even a true democracy.
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not to offend anyone,
from where i stand, the war on terror has taken the limelight since those unfortunate incidents.
probably that is the reason the govt is not "worried (insert similar word)".
whereas in countries like india, china such things are commong.
take the Bombay Blasts, it was making headlines for the first week or so.. now it sort of gone down the list and probably sits in 6th or 7th place.
whether its a true democracy or not, thats something out of this context (IMO).
there are labor laws defined.. but the high level of corruption among politicians and other officials has made it look like that.
thats something which is builtin within the program.
unless the program is rewritten or another program takes over, i am afraid there is no solution for it.