NO SOUP FOR YOU!!!!!

[acepepe]

California’s state song will soon be changed from "California, Here I Come!" to "California, There It Goes!" An American icon, the Campbell Soup Company, is closing its plant in Sacramento, leaving 700 people without jobs. The plant was built in 1947, and some of its workers have worked there for forty years or more.

Most of the items produced in Sacramento will be transferred to Campbell’s plants in Texas, North Carolina, and Ohio. Another plant in South Plainfield, New Jersey is being closed as well. Mark Alexander, the president of Campbell North America, said:

We recognize this is difficult news for employees in Sacramento and South Plainfield. Campbell is committed to helping them work through this transition. We expect the steps we’re announcing today to improve our competitiveness and performance by increasing our asset utilization, lowering our total delivered costs and enhancing the flexibility of our manufacturing network. These actions also will eliminate the capital investments needed to maintain the Sacramento plant.

Campbell’s isn’t the only big business to flee California’s oppressive business climate this week. Comcast announced two days ago that it will close all three of its call centers in Northern California, including one in Sacramento. 1,000 Comcast employees, including 300 in Sacramento, will have to pull up stakes.

It used to be that people pulled up stakes to move to California; now the only stakes involved are the stakes driven through the dying state’s businesses’ collective hearts. hahaha!!!!!!!!!

[FF2®]

Originally Posted by acepepe

California’s state song will soon be changed from "California, Here I Come!" to "California, There It Goes!" An American icon, the Campbell Soup Company, is closing its plant in Sacramento, leaving 700 people without jobs. The plant was built in 1947, and some of its workers have worked there for forty years or more.

Most of the items produced in Sacramento will be transferred to Campbell’s plants in Texas, North Carolina, and Ohio. Another plant in South Plainfield, New Jersey is being closed as well. Mark Alexander, the president of Campbell North America, said:

We recognize this is difficult news for employees in Sacramento and South Plainfield. Campbell is committed to helping them work through this transition. We expect the steps we’re announcing today to improve our competitiveness and performance by increasing our asset utilization, lowering our total delivered costs and enhancing the flexibility of our manufacturing network. These actions also will eliminate the capital investments needed to maintain the Sacramento plant.

Campbell’s isn’t the only big business to flee California’s oppressive business climate this week. Comcast announced two days ago that it will close all three of its call centers in Northern California, including one in Sacramento. 1,000 Comcast employees, including 300 in Sacramento, will have to pull up stakes.

It used to be that people pulled up stakes to move to California; now the only stakes involved are the stakes driven through the dying state’s businesses’ collective hearts. hahaha!!!!!!!!!

Why so happy?

[southparkcpa]

Originally Posted by FF2®

Why so happy?

hey Dude.... Welcome back. Now GFY


Seriously....good to see you.

[32green]

Originally Posted by FF2®

Why so happy?

He hates soup.



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[FF2®]

Originally Posted by southparkcpa

hey Dude.... Welcome back. Now GFY


Seriously....good to see you.

How about those refs and their pension plan huh? 401k like the rest of us wasn't good enough! They are going to ruin the NFL.

[southparkcpa]

Originally Posted by FF2®

How about those refs and their pension plan huh? 401k like the rest of us wasn't good enough! They are going to ruin the NFL.

LMAO!

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by acepepe

California’s state song will soon be changed from "California, Here I Come!" to "California, There It Goes!" An American icon, the Campbell Soup Company, is closing its plant in Sacramento, leaving 700 people without jobs. The plant was built in 1947, and some of its workers have worked there for forty years or more.

Most of the items produced in Sacramento will be transferred to Campbell’s plants in Texas, North Carolina, and Ohio. Another plant in South Plainfield, New Jersey is being closed as well. Mark Alexander, the president of Campbell North America, said:

We recognize this is difficult news for employees in Sacramento and South Plainfield. Campbell is committed to helping them work through this transition. We expect the steps we’re announcing today to improve our competitiveness and performance by increasing our asset utilization, lowering our total delivered costs and enhancing the flexibility of our manufacturing network. These actions also will eliminate the capital investments needed to maintain the Sacramento plant.

Campbell’s isn’t the only big business to flee California’s oppressive business climate this week. Comcast announced two days ago that it will close all three of its call centers in Northern California, including one in Sacramento. 1,000 Comcast employees, including 300 in Sacramento, will have to pull up stakes.

It used to be that people pulled up stakes to move to California; now the only stakes involved are the stakes driven through the dying state’s businesses’ collective hearts. hahaha!!!!!!!!!

This happens frequently; there was a mass exodus to Oregon and Washington after Loma Prieta. Earthquake, drought, Northridge quake, recession (falling down)...home appreciation roars back, somewhat artificially, but substantially; global recession and here we go again.

Next!

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by 32green

He hates soup.



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I think he may have been ladle-whipped as a small...small...

Young person.

[palmetto defender]

Originally Posted by FF2®

Why so happy?

Because all the production is going to NON UNION facilities with exception of maybe Ohio. NJ and Cal have overpriced labor. Not so in NC and Texas.
You'll be seeing more. Boeing with more production in SC and Texas. J&J to Brazil. Intel to Arizona (non union). T-Mobile's call centers to the Phillipines. Wanna be greedy? No job for you.

[intelligentjetsfan]

love how Texas is held up as the model state because, of course, (R)s are good and strong and control the state.

Reality is somewhat different;

1. Texas does create jobs; in fact everyone has about three of them. If your goal is to start your working day making $7 an hour at a Walmart and end it closing up the local 7-11 for $7 an hour, Texas rocks!

2. Because of the relaxed business regulations (understatement) Texas is among the worst in the country in pollution. Of course, that is not the fault of the corporations producing the pollution; its the populations' fault for breathing it in.

[chirorob]

Originally Posted by intelligentjetsfan

love how Texas is held up as the model state because, of course, (R)s are good and strong and control the state.

Reality is somewhat different;

1. Texas does create jobs; in fact everyone has about three of them. If your goal is to start your working day making $7 an hour at a Walmart and end it closing up the local 7-11 for $7 an hour, Texas rocks!

2. Because of cheap labor (see above in part) and relaxed business regulations (understatement) Texas is among the worst in the country in pollution. Of course, that is not the fault of the corporations producing the pollution; its the populations' fault for breathing it in.

Price of money you make depends on where you live in the state.

Texas has a couple other good things working for it. No state income tax. Cheap Housing. Cheap land for companies to put their national headquarters. Centrally located in the US.

Put it this way, if you were a company, would you have a plant in CA and have the Sh** taxed out of you, or come to Texas, where the land is 1/4 the price, and state taxes are way lower?

[intelligentjetsfan]

Originally Posted by chirorob

Price of money you make depends on where you live in the state.

Texas has a couple other good things working for it. No state income tax. Cheap Housing. Cheap land for companies to put their national headquarters. Centrally located in the US.

Put it this way, if you were a company, would you have a plant in CA and have the Sh** taxed out of you, or come to Texas, where the land is 1/4 the price, and state taxes are way lower?

of course, from the point of view of the corporations, Texas is better. But the quality of jobs that are being created is the question for people looking to feed their families, get decent paying jobs with decent benefits etc. Corporations have proven that they will go wherever the taxes are lower but also where ever the labor is cheapest; even going to third world countries for what amounts to slave labor.

[PlumberKhan]

lol. Texas.

A giant sh*thole full of ignorant rednecks.

[chirorob]

Originally Posted by PlumberKhan

lol. Texas.

A giant sh*thole full of ignorant rednecks.

could you be a bigger *******?

[Jungle Shift Jet]

Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive

I think he may have been ladle-whipped as a small...small...

Young person.

Common, I know you are all for ladle to grave gov't support.

[WestCoastOffensive]

Originally Posted by Jungle Shift Jet

Common, I know you are all for ladle to grave gov't support.

COMMON - "ladle-to-gravy" is what the Judges were looking for.

You're runner up prighs is a steak-fest at Izzy's. Airfare not included.

[JetPotato]

Originally Posted by intelligentjetsfan

of course, from the point of view of the corporations, Texas is better. But the quality of jobs that are being created is the question for people looking to feed their families, get decent paying jobs with decent benefits etc. Corporations have proven that they will go wherever the taxes are lower but also where ever the labor is cheapest; even going to third world countries for what amounts to slave labor.

Indirect admission by the liberal mind: having no job is better than having one that he has determined isn't "decent" enough.

Seems to me that the free individuals that applied for and took those jobs disagree. Go figure.

[intelligentjetsfan]

Originally Posted by JetPotato

Indirect admission by the liberal mind: having no job is better than having one that he has determined isn't "decent" enough.

Seems to me that the free individuals that applied for and took those jobs disagree. Go figure.

Indirect admission by the far-right mind: work hard and be grateful for the crumbs that fall off the table.

[JetPotato]

Originally Posted by intelligentjetsfan

Indirect admission by the far-right mind: work hard and be grateful for the crumbs that fall off the table.

The fact that you think this is some kind of shot is disturbing.

[acepepe]

Originally Posted by intelligentjetsfan

love how Texas is held up as the model state because, of course, (R)s are good and strong and control the state.

Reality is somewhat different;

1. Texas does create jobs; in fact everyone has about three of them. If your goal is to start your working day making $7 an hour at a Walmart and end it closing up the local 7-11 for $7 an hour, Texas rocks!

2. Because of the relaxed business regulations (understatement) Texas is among the worst in the country in pollution. Of course, that is not the fault of the corporations producing the pollution; its the populations' fault for breathing it in.

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