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Signs were clear Boeing isn't tied to location
“Even when they moved their headquarters to Chicago, Boeing's Washington work force remained dedicated to the quality product they make,” said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash. , on Wednesday. "Now, Boeing has decided to take their second 787 line to South Carolina. It's a shortsighted decision." Beyond the initial feelings of betrayal, there were those who say the writing was on the wall. Full Article at HeraldNetNow, Boeing has decided to take their second 787 line to South Carolina. It's a shortsighted decision.
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Signs were clear Boeing isn't tied to location
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weaker unions and right-to-work laws that diminish union power. As the car companies realized, it's easier to train flexible workers than it is to work with experienced but inflexible workers
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The citizens have put out big- time for Boeing management, and I'm disappointed that they are pulling the rug out from under them with this decision
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Diversifying our labor pool and labor relationships has some benefits
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Boeing CEO Jim McNerney is so pissed with the IAM (Machinists) that he wanted to do it
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McNerney is so pissed with the IAM that he wanted to do it
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I'm responsible for keeping 3M a globally competitive company ... Now, it's very hard to serve Chinese customers in a lot of our businesses unless we're manufacturing there. We don't do this to eviscerate U.S. jobs. We do it to be competitive.
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That strike had a strong impact on management
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Boeing has betrayed our loyalty once again
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certainly more than overcome by strikes happening every three or four years in Puget Sound. Our balance sheet would be a lot stronger today if we had not had a strike last year.
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