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Old 10-16-2012, 01:10 PM
 
Location: Eastern Colorado
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Wind Turbine Manufacturer Cuts 200 Colorado Jobs - Yahoo! News

Vestas is a danish company that was supposed to pour hundreds of million into the Colorado economy, receiving over $50 million in stimulus money, now they are blaming a lack of additional tax credit for laying more people off.


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Personally I find the whole thing insulting, Vestas does not feel they can generate enough business to make it feasible to employ these people, but if we the tax payer agree to basically cover part of their costs then they will keep them employed. So in other words they can keep their jobs, while the company makes a bigger profit, and screw the taxpayers.
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