Hyundai CEO ..."Need "specialized people", you CANNOT find in the united states"

Hyundai's $7.6 billion pivot hits major snag

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Hyundai CEO publicly responds to immigration raid for the first time

This week, Hyundai CEO Jose Muñoz responded to the raid for the first time, detailing just how much of a setback the issue will be for the company.

"For the construction phase of the plants, you need to get specialized people. There are a lot of skills and equipment that you cannot find in the United States," Muñoz said from the sidelines during an automotive conference in Detroit, according to

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So rather than get work visas for these "indispensable" workers they just had them come over on tourist visas? And I'm sure they would head home after the factory was built, and not remain in the US, overstaying their tourist visas, right?

Maybe he was right! That’s a foreign company, not a U.S. company. Foreign companies are not obligated to train U.S. workers in their knowledge and skills.

@a5 Corporations need to hire highly skilled workers Cannot find highly skilled workers in the USA = Need more H1B

What does this have to do with Oracle?

Same old BS.

Hyundai isn't doing anything America didn't invent!

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