& Plunkey said they wood never cum back :rolleyes:

[PICK3]

GE brings manufacturing jobs back to U.S.

GE shipped much of its appliance production overseas, relying on cheap labor to bring down costs. But wage increases in China and the willingness of the American worker to accept lower wages have GE bringing jobs back to the U.S., reports Dean Reynolds.

GE brings manufacturing jobs back to U.S. - CBS News Video

 

[mrplunkey]

And all it took was a 38% wage cut from their 2007 levels.

But in all fairness, we tried to dump Appliances for decades. I'm sure it's still for sale.

And when I heard they were moving jobs back, it makes me wonder if there's a tax loophole they've found.

 

[PICK3]

And all it took was a 38% wage cut from their 2007 levels.

But in all fairness, we tried to dump Appliances for decades. I'm sure it's still for sale.

And when I heard they were moving jobs back, it makes me wonder if there's a tax loophole they've found.

wood u rather them work everyday at a reduced wage OR wood u rather they stay home and watch Springer everyday until it's time to go cash their Plunkey cheques?

 

[mrplunkey]

wood u rather them work everyday at a reduced wage OR wood u rather they stay home and watch Springer everyday until it's time to go cash their Plunkey cheques?

I like the idea of letting the market set wages in the first place.

But instead we have unions, state governments, and federal government heavily influencing wages.

 

[-SD-]

Im still waiting for my Optimum Wage to come home

 

[PICK3]

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