Yeah, and the robots don't even have a unionall the HARD work in these plants are done by robots.
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Mmmm, but going off eminem's 8 mile, there are still people that do actually do physical work. Be it lifting car bonnets onto a machine all day or whatever.usmarine wrote:
yes but jord. all the HARD work in these plants are done by robots.jord wrote:
So paying someone with some piss ant qualifications to sit around "managing" people more money than a guy that does the real work don't make sense.FatherTed wrote:
so?
Yes you, Human resources, and various other twat jobs.
Thing is anyone can do that. It takes people with skills/qualifications w/e to do the stuff up the chain.jord wrote:
Mmmm, but going off eminem's 8 mile, there are still people that do actually do physical work. Be it lifting car bonnets onto a machine all day or whatever.usmarine wrote:
yes but jord. all the HARD work in these plants are done by robots.jord wrote:
So paying someone with some piss ant qualifications to sit around "managing" people more money than a guy that does the real work don't make sense.
Yes you, Human resources, and various other twat jobs.
lol unionsusmarine wrote:
my buddy worked at a ford plant. his friend had ONE job. stick the ford symbol on the hoods.
Made 43.21 per hour.
GTFO
Then that's clearly the best job in the world, or he's bullshitting you.usmarine wrote:
my buddy worked at a ford plant. his friend had ONE job. stick the ford symbol on the hoods.
Made 43.21 per hour.
GTFO
no. i know what my friend made. all he did was guide sheet metal under a stamp to knock out hummer parts. 45.08 per hour.jord wrote:
Then that's clearly the best job in the world, or he's bullshitting you.usmarine wrote:
my buddy worked at a ford plant. his friend had ONE job. stick the ford symbol on the hoods.
Made 43.21 per hour.
GTFO
Actually a lot of the shit managers do I could do within 1 month of training. The fact that you need to spend 2 years at college, then 3 at uni to get a well paying job disgusts me. I've always made it clear what I think of qualifications anyway...FatherTed wrote:
Thing is anyone can do that. It takes people with skills/qualifications w/e to do the stuff up the chain.jord wrote:
Mmmm, but going off eminem's 8 mile, there are still people that do actually do physical work. Be it lifting car bonnets onto a machine all day or whatever.usmarine wrote:
yes but jord. all the HARD work in these plants are done by robots.
Thing of it like a free market.
1 product, produced en masse = cheaper as a result
1 product, limited to a very small run = more expensive, due to demand.
Unsustainable onion demands.usmarine wrote:
someone really has to explain to me why unskilled labor earns so much money?
Not at all unusual. One of my best friends in high school...his parents worked for the (now closed) GM plant in Oklahoma City. His mom (with only a high school education and no technical training) made nearly $30/hr + benefits (in the 80s) for....wait for it...pulling masking paper off doors. That's it. $30/hr + benefits.usmarine wrote:
no. i know what my friend made. all he did was guide sheet metal under a stamp to knock out hummer parts. 45.08 per hour.jord wrote:
Then that's clearly the best job in the world, or he's bullshitting you.usmarine wrote:
my buddy worked at a ford plant. his friend had ONE job. stick the ford symbol on the hoods.
Made 43.21 per hour.
GTFO
Mitsubishi has been on the verge of bankruptcy for years and Toyota have a 15 year plan of investments they don't alter all of sudden ... they already have plants in the US and are planning more, if the 3 big fall it will make no difference on their short term plans ...S.Lythberg wrote:
mitsubishi and toyota would move more manufacturing to the States to fill the void and take advantage of the newly lowered price of employees and equipment.
It's much cheaper to build in the US than it is in Japan.
The Auto market will survive, but for those involved, it won't be fun
Agreed, Mitsubishi are realistically, and always have been a small fish when it comes to the automobile world.Varegg wrote:
Mitsubishi has been on the verge of bankruptcy for years and Toyota have a 15 year plan of investments they don't alter all of sudden ... they already have plants in the US and are planning more, if the 3 big fall it will make no difference on their short term plans ...S.Lythberg wrote:
mitsubishi and toyota would move more manufacturing to the States to fill the void and take advantage of the newly lowered price of employees and equipment.
It's much cheaper to build in the US than it is in Japan.
The Auto market will survive, but for those involved, it won't be fun
It's highly paid because that's all he does, day in, day out.usmarine wrote:
no. i know what my friend made. all he did was guide sheet metal under a stamp to knock out hummer parts. 45.08 per hour.jord wrote:
Then that's clearly the best job in the world, or he's bullshitting you.usmarine wrote:
my buddy worked at a ford plant. his friend had ONE job. stick the ford symbol on the hoods.
Made 43.21 per hour.
GTFO
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ask someone who cleans shitters all day that question. are you seriously saying a janitor should make more than a engineer?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
It's highly paid because that's all he does, day in, day out.
Ask him if his job is enjoyable.
I wouldnt care if it made me happy or not I would take it on impulse considering I make 7$ an hour working at firehouse subs serving food to fatasses.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
It's highly paid because that's all he does, day in, day out.usmarine wrote:
no. i know what my friend made. all he did was guide sheet metal under a stamp to knock out hummer parts. 45.08 per hour.jord wrote:
Then that's clearly the best job in the world, or he's bullshitting you.
Ask him if his job is enjoyable.
And, whether he'd still do the job if he was earning, say, minimum wage.
Yes.usmarine wrote:
ask someone who cleans shitters all day that question. are you seriously saying a janitor should make more than a engineer?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
It's highly paid because that's all he does, day in, day out.
Ask him if his job is enjoyable.
Exactly my point.The#1Spot wrote:
I wouldnt care if it made me happy or not I would take it on impulse considering I make 7$ an hour working at firehouse subs serving food to fatasses.
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ok. how do you figure?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Yes.usmarine wrote:
ask someone who cleans shitters all day that question. are you seriously saying a janitor should make more than a engineer?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
It's highly paid because that's all he does, day in, day out.
Ask him if his job is enjoyable.
Because it's a shitty job (pun not intended).usmarine wrote:
ok. how do you figure?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Yes.usmarine wrote:
ask someone who cleans shitters all day that question. are you seriously saying a janitor should make more than a engineer?
Are you actually fucking serious?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Because it's a shitty job (pun not intended).usmarine wrote:
ok. how do you figure?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Yes.
Which part of "yes" do you not understand?12/f/taiwan wrote:
Are you actually fucking serious?Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Because it's a shitty job (pun not intended).usmarine wrote:
ok. how do you figure?
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