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Chrysler-Fiat laid out it's parternship plan Wednesday. New CEO Sergio Marchionne kicked off the day-long event by saying the automaker had nearly six billion dollars in cash at the end of September, up more than one billion dollars since the company emerged from bankruptcy protection in June.

[Employed4Now]

Funny how 3 shifts of workers are cut down to 1 .. a loss of around 1,000 - 1,200 jobs.. yet Fiat wants to cut jobs to make a profit ? Same old story... New Greedy Co.

[doc walk]

Employed4Now wrote:

Funny how 3 shifts of workers are cut down to 1 .. a loss of around 1,000 - 1,200 jobs.. yet Fiat wants to cut jobs to make a profit ? Same old story... New Greedy Co.

without profit there would be 0 zero jobs, otherwise we are communists

[wait a while]

wait and see

[Employed4Now]

doc walk wrote:

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without profit there would be 0 zero jobs, otherwise we are communists

without jobs.. who's going to buy the products.. to make the Co. a profit ? at one time (in 1995) there was 4,000 + workers at Jeep.. and we made a profit.. now there's around 2,100... 2,000 ex-employees at (an avg.) income of $60,000 per year.. around $1.2 million per year savings in not paying income... and prices of jeeps went up.. so how can they not be saving money...?????
but it's about greed... wanting more.. so the CEO's can grab there million dollar bonus checks....