I don't know how to do it, but they need to bring back real manufacturing jobs and a lot more automating needs to be done, starting with the service industries. Then all those baristas need to be hardened up and learn basic skills to do those jobs.
General CEO: America Underestimates the Difficulty of Bringing Manufacturing Back
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The White House, as far as I can tell, does not have anyone on its team with China experience and the people who know most about manufacturing, are notably not involved in the trade and tariff policy. This needs to change and fast.
View: https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1912133460585513134
The White House, as far as I can tell, does not have anyone on its team with China experience and the people who know most about manufacturing, are notably not involved in the trade and tariff policy. This needs to change and fast.
View: https://twitter.com/Molson_Hart/status/1912133460585513134
This had better not bring a bunch of syrup slurpers down here. I'll firebomb that factory.
Techo-Bloc's $45M investment in Cayce set to create new jobs
Canadian company manufactures outdoor landscaping products including stones, pavers, artificial turf and more.www.wltx.com
Stupid fucking Canadians, creating manufacturing jobs in SC. Why didn't they check with the gay white rapper first?!
My company's American-made sweatshirt was called the 'greatest hoodie ever.' US trade needs a fundamental reset.
Bayard Winthrop, the founder and CEO of the California-based American Giant, says US manufacturing has the capacity to make a lot more than it does.
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No, this guy is an idiot. It's impossible to do this. A dumb faggot said so
Thread title should be CEO doesn't understand national security issue. If we don't move manufacturing here we lose against China in the future. Distance is equal, technology near equal, the own mass we need to close that gap or we lose our way of life. It's really that simple.
When we go to war with them people in the US will lose it. Imagine food, fuel, and electricity rationing in today's world? Then add it attacks in the US? Gotta be able to build here to survive, let alone sustain.
When we go to war with them people in the US will lose it. Imagine food, fuel, and electricity rationing in today's world? Then add it attacks in the US? Gotta be able to build here to survive, let alone sustain.
Yep, imagine if people needed to start planting victory gardens again, it aint going to do shit like during WW2, we don't have the manufacturing we had then.
Another list of poorly run companies
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These companies say they're investing more in U.S. manufacturing as tariffs go into effect
President Trump wants to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. These companies say they're investing in domestic factories.
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Rdoc...Another list of poorly run companies
These companies say they're investing more in U.S. manufacturing as tariffs go into effect
President Trump wants to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. These companies say they're investing in domestic factories.
The biggest problem is we don’t have the stomach for it. It’s going to be hard and expensive. No one is willing to tolerate that. We’d get rid of anyone responsible and elect someone who’ll give us cheap Chinese goods!
I always find it funny. 1 out of 10, probably fewer, university grads I know work in their field of study. There's so many bullshit degrees being sold on loans it's incredible.
New nuclear construction company locating in Richland County, creating 100 new jobs
A nuclear startup is bringing at least 100 jobs to Columbia as it launches its primary engineering and construction office in South Carolina.
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Well this is obviously impossible. Why aren't we just buying our power from somewhere else?
Even if one of their reactors melts down and takes out half of Coonlumbia, it'll still be a massive improvement to the area.New nuclear construction company locating in Richland County, creating 100 new jobs
A nuclear startup is bringing at least 100 jobs to Columbia as it launches its primary engineering and construction office in South Carolina.
Well this is obviously impossible. Why aren't we just buying our power from somewhere else?
Scout Motors eyes SC and other states for a corporate headquarters with 1,000 jobs
Currently building an EV plant in Blythewood, Scout Motors is considering choosing South Carolina for a corporate headquarters.
Well they're guaranteed to fail. Those 1,000 jobs would be better served in Vietnam!