New Plant In Eastern Ky. To Bring 1,400 Jobs

What diffen. kinds of jobs will there be, and how much can u make? if anyone knows...

If this plant is to benefit Clay County, I wonder why they went out of the county, or state, to hire the people to do the excavating work. There are a lot of people in Clay County with equipment that do this kind of work for a living. Why wasn't this bid on, and why did they already have that work contracted before they actually purchased the property? All I know is what I read in the Manchester paper this week. Something seems fishy about it. Will the out of town people be the ones that get first shot at the jobs when they become available. Will an out of town company do the building? Just something to think about.

First of all the company moving the dirt are from london second of all wnt hired them not the city third the company moving the dirt has hired over 25 people from clay co. so far to run the equipment . fourth of all their isn't anybody in clay co. that can move this kind of and has this much equipment. So shut your pie hole and maybe you will get a job when it all said and done.....

it will be good to get some real local jobs for our people....now if they could just make the county wet so we could get more jobs and more factorys

Its nice that the people in Clay County received some good news. 1400 jobs will make a big difference in a lot of people's lives. All of Clay County should be happy about this!

Seems the property owners are the winners
in this deal. Over 2000 an acre for that.
WTF.

were can u put in application for the new factory

BRAVO CARMEN, for bringing in the jobs. This is a big step for this county. It will help some families prosper out of poverty and help some families save for retirement.

I'm sure everyone would rather have the Super Center build then to have whatever they are suppose to be fixing!

Yea right a supercenter that would employ 75maybe 100 people and pay 7.00 to 8.00dollars and hour versies 1400 jobs that 12.49 to 20.00dollars per hour yea that a know brainer.

but why would the city have to buy the land....shouldnt the people who are building the plant be the ones to buy the land they put it on.....if i promise to build a factory in manchester will the city buy me the land to build it on?

job wrote:

were can u put in application for the new factory

NOW this is the relevant question

hey wrote:

Yea right a supercenter that would employ 75maybe 100 people and pay 7.00 to 8.00dollars and hour versies 1400 jobs that 12.49 to 20.00dollars per hour yea that a know brainer.

How long do you think that is going to last a month or two?

I think that this is wonderful. It is high time that Manchester gets an opportunity to let the people have decent jobs without having to go outside the county. I am sure that as with the prison, people will be needing places to live and that will further benifit the county.

Where will it be located? In order to employ 1,400 it will have to be a huge place. When you factor in an area for the buildings, roads to get to it, and parking areas, it would have to be a big piece of property.

The Joker wrote:

I think that this is wonderful. It is high time that Manchester gets an opportunity to let the people have decent jobs without having to go outside the county. I am sure that as with the prison, people will be needing places to live and that will further benifit the county.
Where will it be located? In order to employ 1,400 it will have to be a huge place. When you factor in an area for the buildings, roads to get to it, and parking areas, it would have to be a big piece of property.

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Gumball wrote:

If this plant is to benefit Clay County, I wonder why they went out of the county, or state, to hire the people to do the excavating work. There are a lot of people in Clay County with equipment that do this kind of work for a living. Why wasn't this bid on, and why did they already have that work contracted before they actually purchased the property? All I know is what I read in the Manchester paper this week. Something seems fishy about it. Will the out of town people be the ones that get first shot at the jobs when they become available. Will an out of town company do the building? Just something to think about.

Before they brought that land to fix that stink on they should of ask the people who live over there about what they thought about it why couldn't they have build it somewhere else?

i hear they will also build a new bridge across from pennington hill to the yhollow which has been needed for 50 years

Does anyone have any idea what type of drug testing will be done for the new jobs?? I really need a job!

Whatever wrote:

Does anyone have any idea what type of drug testing will be done for the new jobs?? I really need a job!

Well i guess the best thing for you to do is to get off the damn durgs and act like a person instead of an ass hole and possibly will get a job ,,,,, if that is what you really want ,,, and as for you other people of clay clay ,,, if you really want to work you could find a job but maybe not paying as much as what WNT will be paying ,,, You should be happy that we are getting this and possily could get a job working there ,,, have we not waited long enough for something like this to come to our county ,,, we were always griping and complaining about no jobs here and now all we can do and still complain about this coming ,,, i mean get real people this an opportunity for clay county to grow and where people can have more than what they have ever had or thought they would ever have unless they worked theirselves to death in the coal mines ,,, which that is how that we was raised ,,, i know that alot of you get checks each month and some of you really deserve these but there is alot of you that could work and have more instead of depending on these checks,,, and for those of you that really do want to work and have more GOOD LUCK TO YOU ,,, i hope that you get a job with WNT