12-18-2008, 11:13 PM
I know. I can't believe they were that close to approving a loan for a private company. I'm so sick of private companies being bailed out.
Nope, they haven't fallen far, but it's amazing what a selfish union and poor profits can do so quickly to a large company. There's really only one solution now, and it's not stalling the company for a month. This union needs to lower their demands and salaries.
There was an awesome article (if I could find it I would) about an executive (or journalist, I do forget) that went undercover in both American and Import factories. In the American factory he in essence was handed a tool and told to get to work. In the certain Japanese factory he wasn't allowed to just jump on the assembly line. He was trained for weeks, inspected, and then deemed allowed to work.
By doing this, it allows for end of line inspections, not inspecting each worker, disrupting the production line.
I'm sick of these crying companies. Economics used to be about survival of the strongest. Not the neediest.
With this bailout we could fund education for years, help social security, or have anyone thought of proposing a small business bailout system? I just hate the slight shift towards socialism. We're getting the economy of it, but no universal features. I feel slighted.
Nope, they haven't fallen far, but it's amazing what a selfish union and poor profits can do so quickly to a large company. There's really only one solution now, and it's not stalling the company for a month. This union needs to lower their demands and salaries.
There was an awesome article (if I could find it I would) about an executive (or journalist, I do forget) that went undercover in both American and Import factories. In the American factory he in essence was handed a tool and told to get to work. In the certain Japanese factory he wasn't allowed to just jump on the assembly line. He was trained for weeks, inspected, and then deemed allowed to work.
By doing this, it allows for end of line inspections, not inspecting each worker, disrupting the production line.
I'm sick of these crying companies. Economics used to be about survival of the strongest. Not the neediest.
With this bailout we could fund education for years, help social security, or have anyone thought of proposing a small business bailout system? I just hate the slight shift towards socialism. We're getting the economy of it, but no universal features. I feel slighted.