Project Syndicate: The Return of Overseas Jobs To America Is a Myth – Moneynews

July 25, 2014

The celebrated return of American manufacturing jobs from overseas, or “onshoring,” as Washington policy makers like to call it. is really just a myth, according to a pair of Boston economists. Federico Diez, an economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, and Gita Gopinath, a […]

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Workshop puts focus on more jobs in Mississippi – WTVA

July 24, 2014

BELDEN, Miss. (WTVA)–Is it time for your company to reshore? That’s a question members of the Mississippi “Make It In America” Team brought to area manufactures Wednesday during a workshop. “We’ve lost a lot of manufacturing jobs over the last 14 to 15 years,” said Joe Jordan, Innovation Practice Manger. The overall goal of the […]

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Funding for lighting manufacturers who bring business back to the UK – Lighting

July 23, 2014

22 July 2014 Lighting manufacturers can now bid for a share of £100 million from a government scheme to help strengthen their domestic supply chains and bring manufacturing back to the UK. The funding from the Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative (AMSCI) […]

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KPMG report sees offshore jobs returning to Canada – Ingersoll Times

July 22, 2014

It’s a homecoming beleaguered Southwestern Ontario would roll out the red carpet for. After years of transferring jobs offshore to cheaper labour markets and buying lower-cost products elsewhere, North American manufacturers are bringing their operations back, a report released Monday by KPMG says. “There is a trend back to onshoring with more work […]

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CBN News Reporter – Christian Broadcasting Network

July 22, 2014

GLEN BURNIE, Md. – Across the country hundreds of companies are helping reverse a long trend of sending American manufacturing jobs overseas. They’re doing what’s known as reshoring, which is bringing production back home to the United States instead of chasing cheap labor and other incentives in developing nations. Bringing Jobs Home […]

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KPMG report sees offshore jobs returning to Canada, Report – Canada News

July 22, 2014

Share ! tweet Fewer Canadian firms are preoccupied with cost-saving and outsourcing production to nations like China and more are focused on growth, according to a new report from consulting firm KPMG. “There is a trend back to onshoring with more work being done here because you’ve got better consistency of quality,” Don Matthews, KPMG’s […]

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Made in the USA: Regulations Keeping Jobs Overseas? – Christian Broadcasting Network

July 21, 2014

GLEN BURNIE, Md. – Across the country hundreds of companies are helping reverse a long trend of sending American manufacturing jobs overseas. They’re doing what’s known as reshoring, which is bringing production back home to the United States instead of chasing cheap labor and other incentives in developing nations. Bringing Jobs Home […]

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‘Onshoring’ Replaces Offshoring Among Canadian Manufacturers: KPMG – Huffington Post Canada

July 21, 2014

OTTAWA — Canada’s manufacturing sector is finally poised for a true recovery after spending the last eight years in survival mode, according to a new report from consulting firm KPMG. In the report, KPMG says many of the headwinds that worked against the sector during and since the 2008-09 recession are poised to reverse. One […]

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Meetings this week focus on bringing jobs back to Mississippi – Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

July 21, 2014

The Mississippi Make It In America (MMIIA) team is hosting a FREE Reshoring Opportunities Workshop on Wednesday and Thursday at the Itawamba Community College Belden Center in Tupelo. The Reshoring Opportunities Workshop will focus on creating jobs in Mississippi through reshoring, which is the process of bringing jobs back to Mississippi that have been previously offshored to […]

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Josh Ramirez, vying for Doc Hastings’ seat, wants jobs moved from overseas to … – Mid Columbia Tri City Herald

July 15, 2014

Independent Congressional candidate Josh Ramirez wants to reduce the nation’s trade deficit and bring jobs that have moved overseas home to the Mid-Columbia. He’s never run for office before, but has targeted the Congressional seat held by retiring Doc Hastings because he did not see a way to so dramatically improve the economy by running […]

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