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bnt
on Oct 4, 2020
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Why American cities can’t keep up with infrastruct...
But Western Europe (EU) has the benefit of temporarily importing cheap East European (Romania, Poland etc) under skilled workers to do the heavy lifting.
burntoutfire
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Aren't there like 10 million illegal immigrants in the US who serve similar function?
xyzzyz
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In NYC, the labor law requires paying "prevailing wage", which NYC decided is $100k+/year. See
https://comptroller.nyc.gov/services/for-the-public/nyc-wage...
No wonder that all public projects are so expensive.
theptip
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Presumably not for public contracts.
Xylakant
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Western European Countries usually have a law in place that labor brought in for these contracts has to be paid the same wage as local labor.
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