Mercury Marine Expanding Manufacturing Capacity
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Positive news out of Mercury Marine, http://speedonthewater.com/in-the-ne...uring-capacity
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Why spend money to add to a facility when you already have one sitting empty that could be used? What about the jobs that were dropped in Stillwater that could be reinstated?
I'm sure someone will have a logical reason that I'm not smart enough to figure out.
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If memory serves (and based on this brief TradeOnly article, http://www.tradeonlytoday.com/2011/1...-to-shut-down/ it does, a dispute about union concessions was a factor in the Stillwater pllant closure. Not assigning blame or making any judgement or taking sides, simply adding what appears to be a forgotten data point.
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If memory serves (and based on this brief TradeOnly article, http://www.tradeonlytoday.com/2011/1...-to-shut-down/ it does, a dispute about union concessions was a factor in the Stillwater pllant closure. Not assigning blame or making any judgement or taking sides, simply adding what appears to be a forgotten data point.
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Forgotten data point. The closed down Stillwater plant was non-union. The Fon Du Lac plant was / is the union plant. Wisconsin gave concessions to stay open.
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