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South Carolina Lawmakers Join Fight To Keep Jobs In U.S.
Saturday February 07, 2004 11:39pm    Posted By: Angela May
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Some Hold Firm As Firms Jobs Go Overseas
Columbia, SC - Lawmakers in at least 15 states, including South Carolina, are proposing legislation to stem the loss of white-collar jobs to lower-wage countries.

States have proposed legislation ranging from a total ban on state agencies sending work abroad to banning call centers on state contracts.  In South Carolina, House Speaker David Wilkins introduced a bill in January that included banning state agencies from using foreign call centers.  Nearly two-thirds of the largest companies headquartered in the Carolinas say they have sent computer tasks abroad, mostly to India.


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