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  1. Charleroi, Pennsylvania, business owner says immigrant population works jobs Americans do not want pittsburgh CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A business owner in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, said the immigrant population is working jobs Americans do not want. It's a 24-hour, round-the-clock operation of packaging tens of thousands of prepared food items for major retailers."This is a day shift in one of our bowl rooms," David Barbe of Fourth Street Foods. "We operate 26 production lines for sandwiches, dinner and breakfast bowls." Barbe has 1,000 employees. Of the 700 or so who work the assembly line, almost all are immigrants here legally on protected status from troubled countries like Haiti, Liberia and Nepal. The hours are long and monotonous, and Barbe says he gets almost no local applicants.
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  2. Charleroi, Pennsylvania, business owner says immigrant population works jobs Americans do not want pittsburgh CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A business owner in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, said the immigrant population is working jobs Americans do not want. It's a 24-hour, round-the-clock operation of packaging tens of thousands of prepared food items for major retailers."This is a day shift in one of our bowl rooms," David Barbe of Fourth Street Foods. "We operate 26 production lines for sandwiches, dinner and breakfast bowls." Barbe has 1,000 employees. Of the 700 or so who work the assembly line, almost all are immigrants here legally on protected status from troubled countries like Haiti, Liberia and Nepal. The hours are long and monotonous, and Barbe says he gets almost no local applicants.
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  3. Charleroi, Pennsylvania, business owner says immigrant population works jobs Americans do not want pittsburgh CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A business owner in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, said the immigrant population is working jobs Americans do not want. It's a 24-hour, round-the-clock operation of packaging tens of thousands of prepared food items for major retailers."This is a day shift in one of our bowl rooms," David Barbe of Fourth Street Foods. "We operate 26 production lines for sandwiches, dinner and breakfast bowls." Barbe has 1,000 employees. Of the 700 or so who work the assembly line, almost all are immigrants here legally on protected status from troubled countries like Haiti, Liberia and Nepal. The hours are long and monotonous, and Barbe says he gets almost no local applicants.
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  4.  @cynjhern  school taxes are socialism and regressive and punitive
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  5. Charleroi, Pennsylvania, business owner says immigrant population works jobs Americans do not want pittsburgh CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A business owner in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, said the immigrant population is working jobs Americans do not want. It's a 24-hour, round-the-clock operation of packaging tens of thousands of prepared food items for major retailers."This is a day shift in one of our bowl rooms," David Barbe of Fourth Street Foods. "We operate 26 production lines for sandwiches, dinner and breakfast bowls." Barbe has 1,000 employees. Of the 700 or so who work the assembly line, almost all are immigrants here legally on protected status from troubled countries like Haiti, Liberia and Nepal. The hours are long and monotonous, and Barbe says he gets almost no local applicants.
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  6. Charleroi, Pennsylvania, business owner says immigrant population works jobs Americans do not want pittsburgh CHARLEROI, Pa. (KDKA) — A business owner in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, said the immigrant population is working jobs Americans do not want. It's a 24-hour, round-the-clock operation of packaging tens of thousands of prepared food items for major retailers."This is a day shift in one of our bowl rooms," David Barbe of Fourth Street Foods. "We operate 26 production lines for sandwiches, dinner and breakfast bowls." Barbe has 1,000 employees. Of the 700 or so who work the assembly line, almost all are immigrants here legally on protected status from troubled countries like Haiti, Liberia and Nepal. The hours are long and monotonous, and Barbe says he gets almost no local applicants.
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