“In order to stay productive we are moving from Indianapolis to Monterrey Mexico.
We also intend to relocate the distribution center from Indianapolis as well.
Relocating our operations to Monterrey allow us to maintain high levels of product quality at competitive prices and continue to serve the extremely price sensitive marketplace. I want to be clear this is strictly a business decision...
And by no means is a reflection on the performance of this facility or any individual within it.... the move will take place in phases over three years.”
And the jackwad making the announcement will still have his job, or a nice severance package.
And what was NOT heard, but certainly implied...
“As for you and your families, you can all go f**k yourselves. We’re gonna make SO much money over this move! Vacations and bonuses galore...for those in charge, of course! If you can’t find another job...oh, well. Not our problem. Have a great day, suckers!”
You FReeper are way TOO NARROW MINDED.
Its not about AMERICAN jobs...its about NORTH AMERICAN JOBS. At least we kept the jobs in Mexico. That is the consolation prize.
Don’t believe it? Read below....
http://www.cfr.org/north-america/north-america/p33536
Bolstering economic competitiveness through the freer movement of goods and services across borders. Upgrading infrastructure and policies across borders would interconnect national economies securely and efficiently. Recognizing trilateral economic interests, the United States should also include Canada and Mexico in its negotiations for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) and other free trade agreements.
“The United States’ ability to compete in a dynamic and competitive world economy would be strengthened by enhanced economic ties with Canada and Mexico,” the report explains. “The Task Force recommends working toward the free and unimpeded movement of goods and services across North America’s common borders.”
Strengthening security through a unified continental strategy and “continuous border innovation.” While working toward the goal of a unified security strategy for North America, the United States and Canada should support Mexican efforts to strengthen the democratic rule of law, dismantle criminal networks, contribute to the development of resilient and cohesive communities, and reduce arms smuggling and drug consumption.
“The United States should shift from border-centric security toward a strategy of combining perimeter protection with security in depth through the use of intelligence, risk assessment, shared capabilities, and joint actions throughout the region,” the report says.
Fostering a North American community through comprehensive immigration reform, workforce development, and the creation of a mobility accord to facilitate the movement of workers. The U.S. Congress should pass comprehensive immigration reforms. To better aid the movement of North American workers, the three countries should also create a North American Mobility Accord, expand visas for skilled workers, streamline recognition of professional credentials, and develop a regional educational innovation strategy.
http://www.cfr.org/north-america/north-america/p33536
Mad, why should Americans be mad. This is what the Council of Foreign relations pushes for.
Heidi Cruz and her friends at CFT think you can move to Mexico for a job.