We Agree: 'We Want Companies to Hire and Grow in America'

June 26, 2019

When international companies decide to set up operations in the United States, they pack along much more than the capital required to build a facility. American workers at international companies earn over $81,000 annually, 26 percent more than the average American worker.

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