| Losing More American Jobs: Carrier Goes to Mexico Ed Schultz - RT America | |
| go to original March 29, 2016 |
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Carrier has been manufacturing furnaces out of Indianapolis, Indiana since the 1950s, producing 10,000 a day. Naturally, workers were shocked when the company announced it would be moving jobs to Mexico, calling it a move of "choice and greed," rather than of necessity or survival.
Related: For U.S., Mexico Trade Means Low-Cost Imports and Lost Jobs (El Daily Post)
Related: Bernie Sanders Rep Talks Trade Policy with Carrier Union Workers (Network Indiana)
Related: Oreo Is Leaving for Mexico and Trumpism Is to Blame (USA Today)

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