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Bouchard "described a future workplace with daycare facilities, employer-provided meals for $1, and fitness center where 550 employees making on average $70,000 a year will produce 370,000 tons of rolled aluminum each year.
Bouchard said it will be a facility “with no smokestacks;” instead, he said, there will be “500 people walking around with iPads, a place where people are healthy and happy when they go to work.”
Bouchard "described a future workplace with daycare facilities, employer-provided meals for $1, and fitness center where 550 employees making on average $70,000 a year will produce 370,000 tons of rolled aluminum each year.
Bouchard said it will be a facility “with no smokestacks;” instead, he said, there will be “500 people walking around with iPads, a place where people are healthy and happy when they go to work.”
^^^ They will try and say degrees in the history of Mesoamerican basketweaving are better than jobs such as this and that the people that work these types of jobs are idiots and deplorables.
And people wonder why inequality since the 1980s has skyrocketed and more and more working class folks are struggling. The relationship between weaker unions and higher inequality and more despair ought to be blatantly obvious for anyone.
The Fascist Left is going to try to destroy these jobs....be aware.
Really? My "fascist" state has tens of thousands of open unfilled jobs. ???
i guess us "fascists" are just better at working and creating wealth, you are welcome to come get one, we have lots to spare...
as to smelting jobs, good for those who them.
lets see how long it takes donnie boy to try to steal credit...
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