MG in oklahoma
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From: Mack and Bewick
Re: MG in oklahoma
I think they'll be missing GM quite soon.
I can't imagine that plant would need a work force near half as large as GM did. They'll probably higher a few of the skilled workers to make middle management and then the ones with the least seniority to fill the ranks at the lowest price possible.
I can't imagine that plant would need a work force near half as large as GM did. They'll probably higher a few of the skilled workers to make middle management and then the ones with the least seniority to fill the ranks at the lowest price possible.
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Re: MG in oklahoma
Originally Posted by Good Ph.D
I think they'll be missing GM quite soon.
I can't imagine that plant would need a work force near half as large as GM did. They'll probably higher a few of the skilled workers to make middle management and then the ones with the least seniority to fill the ranks at the lowest price possible.
I can't imagine that plant would need a work force near half as large as GM did. They'll probably higher a few of the skilled workers to make middle management and then the ones with the least seniority to fill the ranks at the lowest price possible.
they said they need something like 550 people at the mg plant, the gm plant had over 2000 people working IIRC. Im not sure how many people they will need at the research facillity and global headquarters or whatever, but i guess those would be a different kind of people than the people working at the gm plant.
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