Taiwan rounds up 60 Chinese tech workers on suspicion of poaching tech and people Taiwan's Ministry of Justice has tasked its Investigation Bureau to conduct a series of raids around the island and hauled in 60 Chinese nationals suspected of lifting trade secrets or poaching talent from China-owned firms. The raids took place on Wednesday March 9, with over 100 investigators dispatched to 14 locations in …
We should stop employing those danged foreigners in our local industries. Local jobs for natural citizens. That way you can easily tell whom the bad guys are by the fact that they are foreign.
Down with foreigners! Up with protectionism!
/Sarcasmsarcasmsarcasmsarcasmsa...
as much as I understand the anger towards "poaching" employees, wouldn't it just be "supply and demand" at work? If you are offered higher salary, how loyal are you expected to be to work for your current employer FOREVER? (or at least tell your employer you received the offer and negotiate a raise or at least expect to have to take the new offer in case they can not afford it...)
Then there's the whole "supporting the CCP" thing that might be a DIS-incentive... (it would be for ME)
(oh and I get the snark, yeah)
as much as I understand the anger towards "poaching" employees, wouldn't it just be "supply and demand" at work?
If I understand the issue correctly, the issue is more that these employees have knowledge of trade secrets that China wants to acquire and that these employees are not legally allowed to share. Just a SWAG.
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