TSMC concerned over labor shortages for new plant in Germany

And obviously building a factory in MGGA-Heartland (Make Germany Great Again) of Saxony is a bad idea, because who will relocate their on their own free will?

Lack of workers sounds like a short-term problem. With seven other fabs in the area there will be competition for talent, adding to the allure for prospective workers. If one employer doesn't suit you, you don't have to relocate to find another employer in the same industry that might be a better fit.

What's not to like?

humbug1873 said:

And obviously building a factory in MGGA-Heartland (Make Germany Great Again) of Saxony is a bad idea, because who will relocate their on their own free will?

Here we go again with the leftist and green hatred of Germany. Haven't you gotten the gist of what the current coalition government and its "Germany last" policies are doing to Germany and the German economy in the last two years?

More and more middle-sized businesses have shut down or move their operations out of Germany due to the explosive energy cost incurred by the shutdown of Russian gas and nuclear power plants. The government hypocritically opted to import the natural gas from Qatar via polluting cargo ships and the electricity from France generated by the nuclear power plants and from Poland by coal-fired plants. The large corporations have already moved their operations permanently to China and elsewhere or planned to do so if the current coalition government continues with its destructive "green" and "globalist" politics.

Large amount of our tax money is being misappropriated: i.e. sending money and military equipment to Ukraine, spending €27 billion on the "asylum seekers" who are nothing but economic migrants taking advantage of our "generosity" (unemployment benefits, free housing, and such), reallocating the €60 billion fund for pandemic assistance to the "green hoax" and cutting down the fund for the medical care. Germany has negative growth and come last as compared to many European countries thanks to the leftist and green ideological politicians and their minions.

This is exactly why the populist political party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), has gained so much traction in the Sunday polls and in the elections lately. The East Germans who experienced the atrocities of communism and dictatorship are seeing the same parallel between the communism and "green ideologies" so they vote for AfD who put Germans and Germany first and above the EU, UN, WEF, and globalist/green agendas. With the upcoming state parliament elections on 8 October in Bremen, Bavaria, and Hesse along with Berlin Senate, we shall see who the disgruntled Germans vote for.

TSMC chose Saxony due to the other chips manufacturers and their infrastructure long established in Dresden region. Nothing to do with the politics...

Welp, that's the "reasoning" behind the rise of fascism in Germany 2023, in a nutshell.