pecs, precisely. It is only those with a juvenile "them and us" attitude that focus on matters that are not representative and therefore have no real influence over the situation the majority of the workplace are in. If they just can't help themselves, then the "them" they should consider are the workforces in the countries, we, as a nation are are finding increasingly difficult to compete with. Only those stuck in the past haven't realised that the technological advantage developed countries of the world had just a few decades ago in well into the process of turning the tables completely. Once you lose such technological advantage all you have left up your sleeve is keeping the cost of your labour competitive.
