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Problem will be finding employees who will pass the drug test.
Wrong. HUNTSVILLE AL is far different from rural Alabama. You should do some research on the city before you denigrate the citizens and workforce here.
Wrong. HUNTSVILLE AL is far different from rural Alabama. You should do some research on the city before you denigrate the citizens and workforce here.
Its not just a rural problem, the drug problem is nation wide including Huntsville.
Biggest problem in the nation is that employers cannot find employees to pass their back ground and drug tests.
While it is a good news, $28M is just peanuts. And it is nothing new since LG has been there for long time.
If you really care for the foreign investment and new jobs created, you should mention new Toyota/Mazda plant which is also in that area and it is $1.6 billion and will create 4,000 jobs.
Sure, what's $30 million dollars but a mere bag of shells. It's construction jobs, infastrtuce improvements, scientific research and development jobs, service industry jobs, trucking jobs, heavy machinery and mechanic jobs. That's before the additional jobs jobs that LG will create from within. Yep, we are truly scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Sure beats flipping burgers or cleaning toilets for minimum wage during Barry's joke of a recovery.
Sure beats flipping burgers or cleaning toilets for minimum wage during Barry's joke of a recovery.
I regret to inform you that there were plenty of well-paying jobs created under Obama, and there have been plenty of poor-paying jobs created under Trump.
If you really care for the foreign investment and new jobs created, you should mention new Toyota/Mazda plant which is also in that area and it is $1.6 billion and will create 4,000 jobs.
Also, $21MM just for site prep for that project. Here is a post from a knowledgeable poster on the Huntsville/Madison County forum here at CD.
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Originally Posted by AU HSV
Mass grading set to begin on site, approximately 21 million to have the site ready by October 1st.
Gonna be dirt flying out there! Believe Toyota is footing the bill. As mentioned earlier Eutaw
Construction out of Mississippi will be handling it, very capable company
Problem will be finding employees who will pass the drug test.
Do they consistently drug test employees in Alabama?
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