Posted by warbaby on September 29, 2021 at 05:54:03 from (24.247.205.221):
In Reply to: Re: new Ford plants? posted by JWA on September 29, 2021 at 05:22:54:
Theyll get plenty of workers.
No doubt there will be a contract agreement amongst other Ford plants where workers will be able to voluntarily transfer to this plant. Its a handy feature that automakers and the UAW has employed elsewhere to get experienced workers in a new plant from day one start up. Plus, if youre originally from KY, or plan on retiring to that state, you can transfer there, buy some land, build a home and lay in supplies all while youre still working for a decent livable wage w/ benefits that will put low-paying local employers to shame- so much so that when the employment office starts taking Ford applications, folks will line up around the block for a job that pays a good wage w/ benefits, right past those businesses and owners who will continue to complain that for some reason ''Nobody wants to work.''!
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