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In mexico its literally ILLEGAL for ANY company or legal person to have less than 90% of mexicans employed in it?
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Its the other way around in Canada
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>>226007896
How is that bad?
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>>226007896
So multinationals can't start in Mexico?
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>>226007896
>crumbofattention.jpg
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>>226008258
Multinationals with offices in Mexico gotta hire Mexicans
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>>226008305
Who the hell else am I gonna hire in my Mexican office? If I start in Mexico do I get to open an office in China and hire Chinese there?
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>>226008436
Common sense is not so common in other parts of the world.
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>>226008436
I don't think Silicon Valley companies agree with this...
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>>226012536
So it's about limiting the use of work visas, that could make sense



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