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Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 09:50:16 -0400, "Wishingtobefishing" wrote: There are many factors involved in the demise of the Big Three. All of them are attributable to bad management. and corrupt unions. That was largely a fault of management also. They were never willing to take the long term view, suffer through a big strike, move work to non-union suppliers/low cost venues, and build up the automation and other production efficiencies that were needed. Meanwhile they played the consumer for suckers by trying to sell the sizzle without the steak. Management gets the relationship with employees it deserves. |
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