My Vision for America is to fix the workforce system that has been overtaken by other country's manufacturing companies. Like for example, China has a large chunk of our manufacturing and are taking jobs of the U.S. citizens that so rightfully deserve the jobs that help provide for our country. Even though China is less cost expensive than other countries, it is still a competitive manufacturing country. The U.S. is ranked at the very top of the chart for most expensive manufacturing out there. Honestly, even though china costs less to manufacture goods and other miscellaneous things we should not be taking away from the jobs of our Americans. They deserve the jobs, that our country is so thoughtlessly giving away to other countries.
A way that we could potentially fix the workforce system would be to stop the production of items that are made in other countries and let Americans make them instead. We’ve been at war with many of the countries that we foolishly give away our jobs too, but why? …show more content…
In-fra-struc-ture, noun; The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. Many valid and logical points have been reached within this short amount of writing and time, with hope that it provides enough reasoning for manufacturing and it’s jobs to be brought back to America where it belongs. You want your clothes, shoes, and toys your children play with, to be from the country you live in. Not some country across the sea that mindlessly makes them. Bring manufacturing back the The United States of America and provide jobs for those who deservedly need
A way that we could potentially fix the workforce system would be to stop the production of items that are made in other countries and let Americans make them instead. We’ve been at war with many of the countries that we foolishly give away our jobs too, but why? …show more content…
In-fra-struc-ture, noun; The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. Many valid and logical points have been reached within this short amount of writing and time, with hope that it provides enough reasoning for manufacturing and it’s jobs to be brought back to America where it belongs. You want your clothes, shoes, and toys your children play with, to be from the country you live in. Not some country across the sea that mindlessly makes them. Bring manufacturing back the The United States of America and provide jobs for those who deservedly need