TSMC chip fab site in Arizona, touted last year by Joe Biden, struggles with delays and scepticism

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : "A job [of] that size and scope requires that there be agreements in place ahead of time that address many of the issues like workforce development, staffing, safety, workers and training," she added.
62% : "Taiwanese workers, like their American counterparts, have their own frustrations.
60% : "While TSMC claims that these temporary workers will not replace American workers on the job, contractors and workers are being 'descoped', which is construction-speak for fired," he wrote in the Phoenix Business Journal in July.
53% : TSMC has pushed back production plans, blaming a lack of skilled labour in the US and calling Washington to fast-track visas for Taiwanese workers.
41% : Photo: Kyodo>The American Prospect, a political magazine seeking to "advance liberal and progressive goals", reported in June that there were safety violations, worker injuries, alleged wage theft and out-of-state migrant workers at the fab site.

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