Posted by Guest

We will see.....historically it is not optimistic.

Posted by Guest

Wow.. A reply without a picture..

Industries come and go with the times. If you can't adapt you get left behind. Employers are complaining of not having enough qualified workers to fill positions.

You can always cherry pick stats to fit your agenda. But by and large, right now if you want a job you have a job.

Posted by Guest (Post 1500744)

My first instinct is to suggest you should stick to posting pictures with phrases somebody else thought up, but lets explore your claim.

Lets clear up something in your first paragraph;in your opinion how many is many? Is it close to 15% or is it closer to 75%? Your definition of "many" would certainly change the value of your statement.

If I was an employee at a factory, who is promising me employment and why? Is it contingent on anything like say market share, profitability, productivity, or any of numerous things that could change the feasibility of the factory being in business? Is the promise for 1 year, 10 years, 20 years, forever?

Please define the tax incentives given to the factory. I am anxious to see how the tax incentive (which would be applied to the prior year's tax filing) would effect the grantor if the factory closed.