newfie
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keep serving them up , loving it
Companies are rushing to announce special bonuses and pay hikes after the GOP tax plan
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keep serving them up , loving it
Companies are rushing to announce special bonuses and pay hikes after the GOP tax plan
floridays
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Worse than that, he is still a hallowed figure to the slimy leftists males, and most leftists women and leftist sissy boys would love to slurp his bubba. Just the truth as I perceive it based on the glowing praise and honor they still bestow on him. One man's perception that's all this is.
Brown echo
If u are not alive than for sure truth is not real
tax package '' for the rich!! Congress is getting older .they don't care about you and what the economy looks like in 10 years!!
DriveInDriѵeOut
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Gerontocracies don't work.
MAKAVELI
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The only people that are obsessed and talking about the Clinton's are the Drumpf supporters.
Brown echo
If u are not alive than for sure truth is not real
G.O.P = Grab our pusillanimous! Groper in chief!
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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In the case of AT&T, the pink slips were primarily for DirectTV installers who's jobs had become redundant.
In the case of Boeing, they shifted some of their production to their more "union friendly" manufacturing facility in South Carolina.
MAKAVELI
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Maybe you didn't read the article.
John Whitefoot's
AMERICA CLOSED
Job Cuts / December 3, 2017 / America Closed News Desk
BOEING LAYOFFS IN 2017 AS AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER SEES SALES DECLINE
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Boeing Layoffs in Washington: Cost-Cutting Led to 1,563 Job Cuts
Just like many other industries, the aviation and aircraft manufacturing industry is seeing lot headwinds. Aircraft manufacturer Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) announced layoffs for 2017 at its Washington State plants. The Boeing sales decline is one of the main reasons for these job cuts. In addition, Boeing buyouts in 2017 were part of planned workforce restructuring in the commercial aircraft division.
Read on to learn more about what’s been happening with Boeing layoffs in 2017.
Boeing’s Washington plants have been looking at employee restructuring as a cost-cutting measure. Layoff notices issued all through 2017 by Boeing affected more than 1,500 permanent positions, mostly in Puget Sound. These Washington layoffs mainly affected the commercial aircraft, defense space, and security divisions.
The affected employees belonged to the machinists’ union and a white-collar engineering union. A few non-union jobs were cut as well. Other unions may also have been affected, but the company has not provided details about them.
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In April, Boeing declared that it would be cutting hundreds of engineering jobs in Washington State and at other company sites. John Hamilton, vice-president of engineering, wrote in a memo that cuts were necessary to meet business and market requirements and to ensure that the company stays competitive.
This announcement came in the wake of an earlier round of voluntary buyouts, as well as another round of involuntary layoffs that affected around 250 employees. Further cuts came via natural attrition.
Over 1,800 Voluntary Buyouts in Washington
Boeing declared that it would cut jobs in 2017 through various means, including voluntary buyouts. In Washington State, Boeing buyouts in 2017 were offered to over 1,800 unionized machinists and engineers in the commercial aircraft unit.
Boeing Layoffs in South Carolina: 200 Jobs Cut
At a plant in South Carolina where President Donald Trump once made a speech promising to protect American jobs, Boeing confirmed in June it was cutting about 200 jobs. This plant saw significant cuts to contract positions back in 2013.
The layoffs at the North Charleston plant were part of a company-wide plan to reduce jobs announced in December 2016. Intense competition from Airbus SE and no new orders were blamed for the cuts.
The aviation and commercial airplane industry is in the midst of a major reshuffling as competition is forcing companies to cut costs and find greater efficiencies. Boeing, a major aircraft manufacturing company, is seeing declining sales and less demand for its airliners and has been forced to turn to buyouts and involuntary layoffs.
newfie
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the standard liberal rhetoric of giving to the rich is scripted and kept in the safe to be rolled out every time a republican wants to allow taxpayers to keep more of the money they earned.
I like the fact these have to be reviewed and renewed in 10 years though in all likely hood this will be another can that keeps getting kicked down the road.
newfie
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Brown echo
If u are not alive than for sure truth is not real
they pay the most taxes, so why not?......plenty of cake for the rich!
Brown echo
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Because rich people have the money to give!!
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Brown echo
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Wealthy family ''super rich'' that don't have to work for a couple hundred years!! so why not?
A little envious?
floridays
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For some odd reason I don't think the Kennedy's wealth offends him. Or the Clinton's for that matter.
Brown echo
If u are not alive than for sure truth is not real
Understand that one billionaire pays more that you pay in a life time!! right !
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