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8 grounded Boeing 787s were built last year; more jets may need reworking
The eight in-service 787 Dreamliner jets that Boeing grounded last month for inspection and repair due to manufacturing quality flaws at its South Carolina plant were from a batch that came off the production line more than a year ago. (www.seattletimes.com) Más...
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the folks who hate unions in south carolina, are being rewarded with non-union-quality output.
They did not make up how to assemble aircrafts. Tho left FOD on MAX and KC-46’s. It all happened in separate plants
But if you are treated like a McDonald's 'burger technician', you get what you sow.
Unions started to fight workers being treated as 'tools'. People, human beings, being treated as replaceable 'things'. But at the same time, they had 'room and board' as part of the employee contract. You lived in 'company towns', and if you were fired, you were literally toosed out, and all your belongings were either destroyed, or tossed on the street. And the 'company store' was a thing too. You couldn't quit until you paid off the inflated prices you were forced to pay.
How close are we to that now?
Close...
It's hard to feel like doing a good job for a company that treats you like a file cabinet, and knowing that they have no respect for you.
Unions started to fight workers being treated as 'tools'. People, human beings, being treated as replaceable 'things'. But at the same time, they had 'room and board' as part of the employee contract. You lived in 'company towns', and if you were fired, you were literally toosed out, and all your belongings were either destroyed, or tossed on the street. And the 'company store' was a thing too. You couldn't quit until you paid off the inflated prices you were forced to pay.
How close are we to that now?
Close...
It's hard to feel like doing a good job for a company that treats you like a file cabinet, and knowing that they have no respect for you.
Built by non-union labor.
You do get what you pay for!
Troubling... Is quality too expensive?
