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Five are closing, and that means a hell of a lot to the people who are working there. The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2018 #1
Don't forget impacts to the parts distributors, logistics, local restaurants, gas stations, etc. TheBlackAdder Nov 2018 #20
Yes, on NPR they said that every job at the plant equals seven in the town ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #22
Little? Just another 10k manufacturing jobs leaving the midwest. FSogol Nov 2018 #2
uh huh, right. tell that to the people who just lost their jobs. nt Javaman Nov 2018 #3
It wasn't just 1. It was at least 5. BumRushDaShow Nov 2018 #4
I counted 70 plants total on the list of those currently operating ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #16
I think the protestations in the thread are more about the impact to the workers BumRushDaShow Nov 2018 #18
I think after Detroit went bust, auto companies started shifting their paradigm of production ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #23
Personally BumRushDaShow Nov 2018 #33
Who is arguing, from the perspective of the company, this is the end of the world? LanternWaste Nov 2018 #34
Your list and your point PJMcK Nov 2018 #5
Very true, and I hope my edit clarifies my position ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #14
Sure, go tell that to the thousands losing their jobs awesomerwb1 Nov 2018 #6
I love how Trump claims to be anti-global - but keeps saying "they're coming back" hexola Nov 2018 #7
The damn fool talks about globalization as evil, but he has businesses all over the globe. The guy RKP5637 Nov 2018 #11
Try telling the 14,000 or so people losing their jobs how "very little" it means. WillowTree Nov 2018 #8
Oshawa Car Assembly, Canada is closing Tripper11 Nov 2018 #9
This is the biggest layoff I can remember - anyone? hexola Nov 2018 #10
Do you mean in the auto industry or in particular. Hugin Nov 2018 #12
Both - just looking for some context - nt hexola Nov 2018 #13
Here BumRushDaShow Nov 2018 #19
It's not even as big as GM's 2009 layoff round, that was 49,000 Recursion Nov 2018 #26
well, I used to work for Digital Equipment Corporation .... kwassa Nov 2018 #30
trumps threats will only make more businesses reject him duforsure Nov 2018 #15
Thanks for sharing corporate logic with us. What's one plant closing in the US anyway? It's of... brush Nov 2018 #17
You're absolutely right. I am sharing corporate logic to make a point ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #25
Take your eye off the ball for even a minute newblewtoo Nov 2018 #21
Warren Ohio will be devestated...there are not many jobs and now there will be fewer...so can we Demsrule86 Nov 2018 #24
Who is pretending? I'm certainly not ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #27
Probably not in Warren itself, no; people will need to move closer in to Youngstown or Pittsburgh Recursion Nov 2018 #28
Off subject a bit, but the rise in Health Care jobs is often hospice, home-care type jobs libdem4life Nov 2018 #31
Youngstown is 15 minutes from Warren...and Pittsburgh is over an hour over some of the worst Demsrule86 Nov 2018 #36
No, I will not "spare you" the description of the job openings in that area Recursion Nov 2018 #38
Not every person can be a nurse or whatever...did you miss the part where I told you one of our Demsrule86 Nov 2018 #40
Isn't this the deal that The Cretin was "demanding" that they stay in the US? libdem4life Nov 2018 #29
What amazes me is that his brand is global, yet he seems to understand nothing about ProudLib72 Nov 2018 #32
I think GM is in trouble personally fescuerescue Nov 2018 #35
The one in Oshawa is also closing oberliner Nov 2018 #37
GM banked $2 billion in profits from its China operations last year dalton99a Nov 2018 #39
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