More like the pipe cleaner show. Guy needs to stop clowning around and do his job. Oh wait....never gonna happen.
He went for a 5 km Jog here in Victoria yesterday.... seemed pretty legit...
More like the pipe cleaner show. Guy needs to stop clowning around and do his job. Oh wait....never gonna happen.
Jut dumping administration staff and dead weigh. No news story here
S&J should do the same thing to the drunk guy with the keyboard. Those were real people with families and gun owners too.
S&J should do the same thing to the drunk guy with the keyboard. Those were real people with families and gun owners too.
S&J should do the same thing to the drunk guy with the keyboard. Those were real people with families and gun owners too.
JT's job is jogging? Who'da thunk.He went for a 5 km Jog here in Victoria yesterday.... seemed pretty legit...
Perhaps a bailout would help? I mean, how many time must we bail out a failing railroad/airplane company? Maybe a company that we actually should keep around this time?
S&J should do the same thing to the drunk guy with the keyboard. Those were real people with families and gun owners too.
You mean ask for government bailouts?I agree Matt K.
Hopefully CC can turn this around. They should look to HK for the path to do so. I'm going to order a CC upper to help things out.
You mean ask for government bailouts?
I'm curious what you and the others that have said as much think should be done, before you answer consider who always lands on their feet in a situation like this...the people who ran the place. Is it more screw the worker on the CNC, or the person running the fork in Shipping/Receiving? Your profile says your in Montreal, so don't need to tell you what's happened to manufacturing jobs in Ontario and Quebec.
Someone (rightly) pointed out earlier that if federal money is being given out, it should be a requirement that management of the business be restructured.
No argument there! Thing is by whom? I'd suggest take over ownership (because we can due to the nature of the company) if it got to the point that it was going down, and hand the daily operation over to the people who actually run the place on a daily basis. Most important, not have it a publically traded company, all the smoke and mirrors that drag operations like this down appear to be decisions made to manipulate share price, not improve the bottom line.