posted on Nov, 21 2013 @ 06:31 PM
Let us go with there are anti-union people, pro union people, and those in the middle. However, a little history is in order. The one and only
original J. P. Morgan would explain to you, how he would not invest in numerous companies. His basic measure, the wages of the lowest paid worker
compared to the President-Owner-CEO. Exceed his absolute ratio and he would not invest or buy the company. Best believe that there are many, many
companies, corporations today, he would not buy into for that reason. His policy and genius is not to be mistaken for the Wall Street, J.P. Morgan
bank and investment octopus. A fast look at present day companies, those with the lowest employee turn over, high employee morale and loyalty, etc,
keep that pay ratio and have sensible labor practices. I have worked in the North, New York State, and the South. I came to the Soviet worker motto
after working in North Carolina, and realized it best suited the Southern worker and employer. I had an accounting teacher with certification, who
ceased practice after moving to the South. The teacher said, it was due to ethical considerations. Believing that accountants were being expected to
justify outrageous salaries and profits for companies, while the companies wanted reports that showed the opposite, to justify lower wages and lack of
benefits.
The Triple 7's maybe built in Long Beach. But, the wing assemblies will probably come from Everett, as there are the production facilities for the
carbon composite materials and wing fabrication. Worst case, the wings will come from Japan. It would take too long to built the necessary facilities
elsewhere to bake the wings.