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mary @ Apr 16th 2008 3:15PM
That many people hired they must plan to make alot of cars.
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Ron Abney @ Apr 16th 2008 10:02PM
No, in fact, they will make less cars & trucks, with lower wages, less benefits for the worker. Loosing over 46,000 workers thru attrition during will not assure the guarentee that they will hire 46,000 employees. and remember, all the parts will be made elsewhere loosing more jobs, all to attain the credit of "Made in America" just because they assemble the parts here. Beware of false promises and big business, they do not care for the worker, just the money he/she makes for them.
mary @ Apr 17th 2008 5:15AM
Sounds like you've been through this type of thing before.