Fast Company Magazine Looking for Offshoring Job Victims

["William A.\(Tony\) Corbett" <corbett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all,
I don't know about you, but I'm concerned about this "offshoring" trend.  I
believe we're giving away the country, certainly the ability for all us
"middle-class" to make a living in this country. Anyway, this magazine is
going to publish an article on the subject.  I thought some of you may be
interested.

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Those affected by outsourcing, L-1 and H-1b visas please contact Jean
McGregor, Fast Company Magazine.   jmcgregor@fastcompany  212-389-5445

She is looking to put significant focus on those affected.  She's looking
for 100 or so people.

Also, They are also interested in people outside IT.

Fast Company magazine is planning a major feature for an upcoming issue
that looks at the offshoring trend and hopes to put a human face on this
growing  issue. In addition to a main story that will look at the issue in
depth,  we want to give the piece some real impact by including the photos
of  a large number of highly skilled workers who've lost their jobs to
offshore  outsourcing. Therefore, we're looking to speak to a diverse group
of such  people--either unemployed or re-employed--who would be willing to
be  photographed, share a few details about the job they lost and briefly
discuss their general thoughts on the outsourcing trend and how it's
affected their lives. If you're not interested in participating but know
someone who might, please feel free to forward this. We need to speak to
people by the end of next week (Jan. 23) but as soon as possible is always
better. Thanks, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Jena McGregor
 Associate Editor
 Fast Company Magazine
 375 Lexington Ave
 8th Floor
 New York, NY 10017
 212-389-5445
 jmcgregor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


William A.(Tony) Corbett
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