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originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: reldra
Your info is a little off. The 350 is not Carrier, it's another company, Rexnord.
Jones added that Trump should also help the 350 workers at an Indianapolis plant owned by another company, Rexnord, which is also slated to move to Mexico. Workers there are also members of USW Local 1999.
800 jobs saved and 300 never leaving according to CNN
To get the higher number, Carrier and Trump are counting 300 administrative and engineering jobs at a different facility in Indianapolis that were never at risk of being shipped to Mexico.
Where did you pick up the 550 number from?
Silver lining is that 800 minimum jobs were saved.
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: odzeandennz
He's a 'glass half full kind of guy'.
You seem like a "take the glass and smash it if you dont like it" kind of girl
No, you are incorrect.
Well I know you about as well as you know Trump so theres a good chance everything you think about him is incorrect as well
originally posted by: SeekingAlpha
You can b itch about the union all you want. The reality is that many of those "trump"ed up numbers was a lie and that many of those 1100 jobs and Trump just committed corporate welfare at our expensive to the tune of $7 million to save 200 jobs (again 500 of them were already slated to stay before the deal).
We got hosed.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: MediaCensor
a reply to: reldra
Do you have another source? CNN is fake news.
It is a taped interview with the Union head. You go find your own source.
Oh , with a Union head . As in talking head ? A Union that takes the dues from folks and gives them to the DNC ? Dues that are meant to help Union employees in times of need? That Union ? That talking head ?
Shop steward for 10 years....
originally posted by: reldra
CNN Money
It appears the 1100 number is completely wrong.
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: reldra
I can't watch the video, just going by the source. Are the 550 mentioned in the vid?
You say 300 saved but your source and Trump say different. Just trying to get all the ducks in a row here.
It could also be construed that had Trump not shone the spotlight on Carrier and despite what the Union boss says (who is not privy to company decisions), 2,300 jobs could have potentially been heading south.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
originally posted by: reldra
CNN Money
It appears the 1100 number is completely wrong.
At the 2.01min mark onwards, he says that there are 1100 jobs remaining and that they were never leaving in the first place. He then says 500 jobs from one area and 700 jobs from another will go to Mexico.
So, it could be construed that Trump ran with the 1100 jobs staying meme, which has just been backed-up by the Union boss but that he (trump) left out the devil in the details that 1200 jobs were heading south.
It could also be construed that had Trump not shone the spotlight on Carrier and despite what the Union boss says (who is not privy to company decisions), 2,300 jobs could have potentially been heading south.
This sounds like the weirdest way to ask Trump to keep the 1200 jobs from leaving to Mexico, unless the Union boss gets a big kick-back, like what happens in other union-dominated industries.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: IkNOwSTuff
originally posted by: reldra
a reply to: odzeandennz
He's a 'glass half full kind of guy'.
You seem like a "take the glass and smash it if you dont like it" kind of girl
No, you are incorrect.
Well I know you about as well as you know Trump so theres a good chance everything you think about him is incorrect as well
I have facts, you have nothing.
originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Sublimecraft
It could also be construed that had Trump not shone the spotlight on Carrier and despite what the Union boss says (who is not privy to company decisions), 2,300 jobs could have potentially been heading south.
That would certainly fill in a big blank.
Not to mention how great it looks from a political standpoint.
originally posted by: reldra
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
originally posted by: reldra
CNN Money
It appears the 1100 number is completely wrong.
At the 2.01min mark onwards, he says that there are 1100 jobs remaining and that they were never leaving in the first place. He then says 500 jobs from one area and 700 jobs from another will go to Mexico.
So, it could be construed that Trump ran with the 1100 jobs staying meme, which has just been backed-up by the Union boss but that he (trump) left out the devil in the details that 1200 jobs were heading south.
It could also be construed that had Trump not shone the spotlight on Carrier and despite what the Union boss says (who is not privy to company decisions), 2,300 jobs could have potentially been heading south.
This sounds like the weirdest way to ask Trump to keep the 1200 jobs from leaving to Mexico, unless the Union boss gets a big kick-back, like what happens in other union-dominated industries.
There were never 2300 jobs heading South. The union boss knows exactly how many were laid off, it is definitely his business and right to know it- he represents union employees.
I don't think you live in the US.
originally posted by: MediaCensor
a reply to: reldra
Do you have another source? CNN is fake news.
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: IkNOwSTuff
And while you erroneously conflate opinion with mathematical fact, people are going to be losing jobs that the people were told they would be keeping, which would be bad enough, if it were not one of the reasons that the President-Elect was elected in the first place, his ability to negotiate deals with people, keep jobs in America...
But let's ignore the cold reality of the situation, and get right to the back biting, attacking the member rather than the data, and generally failing to have a proper discussion about the issue, shall we?
Unions are not involved in company policy making