I think a word that people are going to be learning the real definition of is about to hit conscience soon.
As long as someone is willing to pay for it. When the people get hungry those priorities will change…Yep, but productivity will continue to take many forms. The computer guy can be productive and perform "real" work the same as the welder and warehouse worker. As long as work gets done, there is productivity. I realize that there are whole categories of workers who get no actual work done and they will suffer, but there will continue to be all kinds of workers (and even, GASP, remote workers)...
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We are headed to Venezuela. One can see the road signs. I’m not even sure there is a turnaround ahead…
Yep. Don't get political if you are a business. All you do is **** off potential customers.This is more like a don't-go-woke, go-broke situation.
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The company's sales have fallen some $100 million.www.ien.com
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I'm saying that I'm disappointed that my own company's management team thought it was a good idea to dedicate as much of our production capability to any one customer. Particularly one who had already shown themselves to be as unconcerned about leaving us high and dry, as AB did. There have been some attempts in recent years to widen our customer base, but obviously not enough.
Which I completely understand this comment. I was mostly focusing my ire at AB, not the company you work for. From what I can tell by your statement, your company make bad business decisions, where AB is forcing political beliefs and wants to groom kids. There is a huge difference here.
I hope Heine Bros goes the same route in Southern Indiana/Louisville area. They are in legal dispute with their workers now. They played the whole hipster socialist union façade. When their workers tried to arbitrate more more pay post-pandemic, the management just dissolved the union...apparently there was no union, it was all run by management.
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