After reading yesterday’s “Fabricating Update” e-newsletter, a reader from Brampton, Ontario, Canada, wrote to tell me how disappointed he was that Canada was not included in the news item about how difficult it is to find skilled workers globally.
Mexico’s stats, which are nearly the same as the U.S.—38 percent and 39 percent respectively—were included, and he understood that, to a point: “I can see how Mexico fits in as your neighbor to the South … although Mexico would not seem likely to have a wealth of skills trade workers?”
Insulting the Mexican workforce aside, the reader had a point when he wrote, “I would think it would be a whole lot more relevant to mention Canada as we freely trade workers back and forth through the United Association.” (more...)
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