Outsourcing Can Be Harmful to the Bottom Line

Domestic corporations are outsourcing to other countries where America has lost over 1 million jobs since 2001.  Major American contractors have been outsourcing hundreds of thousand of jobs to other countries in order to reduce costs.   If there is no better sign that this may be a rush to profits is where foreign food contamination is taking away our livelihoods and literally taking our lives. It only seems appropriate to raise the question, how are supply chain cost reductions reflected in the cost of legal services?

With millions of jobs going to low-cost contractors in the other countries, the U.S. consumer is becoming more alienated to the very protective services it worked so hard to established in the 20th century.  Cheap low wages and providing few or no benefits to employees is making some worry about quality.  Our last three executive Administrations, Bush-Clinton-Bush, have not helped domestic workers and families devastated by these job losses.  For some odd reason(s),  our executive branch believe that outsourcing is a "good thing" and "a plus for the US economy."
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'X'-Tier Supplier Inclusion

Buying organizations purporting methods and procedures for 2nd-tier purchasing with small businesses should have an unlimited-tier (X-tier) approach toward inclusion.  Buyers invest corporate dollars to make the best of producing a product, and to that end should know how to capture their secondary spend with contributors' input to the final product.  A lack of awareness may lead to recalls and cancelled orders.
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