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Yes,at long last i have an answer to all my HEALTHCARE woes.You can too….I watched Sen.Grassleys townhall meeting,and decided to take his advice and call John Deere…yes this John Deere(cross posted from Americablog)
Posted by Investment n Trading Advisor
on Monday, 26 January 2009:Which location will be affected by the layoffs?
502 workers will be fired at an agricultural harvesting equipment plant in Horizontina, Brazil. Another 190 employees in Davenport, Iowa, which makes construction and forestry equipment, will be laid off or temporarily reassigned effective Feb. 16. "
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http://www.grounds-mag.com/news/grounds_mainten…
"John Deere announces layoffs in WisconsinThe John Deere plant in Horicon, Wis., plans to lay off 240 workers for five months beginning in July, marking the first time the company is implementing a voluntary manufacturing leave, said Chuck Evans, human resources manager.
The layoffs are scheduled to begin July 29."
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http://layofftracker.blogspot.com/2009/06/john-…
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
John Deere layoffs 494 workers at Iowa plantDeere & Co. said that it will temporarily lay off most of the production workers at an Iowa plant because of weak demand for its products amid the global economic crisis.
The world’s largest maker of farm machinery says 494 workers at its John Deere Ottumwa Works will be laid off indefinitely starting June 29. It says the factory’s remaining 195 workers will be laid off periodically over the next several months.
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sohere are there numbers
tell emm Sen Chuckie Grassley referred you
One John Deere Place
Moline, IL 61265-8098
United States – Map
Phone: 309-765-8000
Fax: 309-765-5889
Web Site: http://www.deere.com
4 Comments
“I’ll tell them Sen. Grassley Referred me”
:-) That would be the first strike against the job candidate if I were the interviewer.
Thank you for the “Chuckle”.
your mighty welcome
sadlyyes, this is really bad news for the workers and their families, the area economy, and for what it indicates is happening in the fields of construction and farming (meaning food). The only bright, though sarcastic, thing about it is the banksters will also suffer.
seems like their is very little good news lately,sorry!