No Jobs Here

No Jobs HereThinned out by decades of outsourcing, the American factory workers is on the brink of extinction. But he still thrives in one place: The imaginations of Levi's admenTHINNED OUTBY DECADES DF OUTSOURCING,THE AMERICANFACTORY WORKER ISDNTHE BRINK OFEXTINCTION.1UT HE Sim THRIVES IN ONE PLACE:Dn Tuesday, July 10, 1934, Harry Pearson, my great-grandfather, reported for work at the U.S. Steel mill in Homestead, Penn­sylvania. At about 10:40 a.m., Harry, an emigrant from the indus­trial town...