Nissan Announces Plans To Build Electric Vehicles In Mississippi


All bullshit aside, I know people who have worked at the Canton plant since it opened 20 years ago. Those people are paid well above the average for what folk are getting in Mississippi. They have put kids through college, paid for weddings, and retired off those jobs. With nothing but a high school diploma. It ain’t a whole bunch of jobs to go around down there. You still have Viking Range, I think Medart left some years ago, but those folks are hurting. Just starting a union for the sake of starting one is asine. FOLKS NEED JOBS!!!
 
All bullshit aside, I know people who have worked at the Canton plant since it opened 20 years ago. Those people are paid well above the average for what folk are getting in Mississippi. They have put kids through college, paid for weddings, and retired off those jobs. With nothing but a high school diploma. It ain’t a whole bunch of jobs to go around down there. You still have Viking Range, I think Medart left some years ago, but those folks are hurting. Just starting a union for the sake of starting one is asine. FOLKS NEED JOBS!!!
Your assumption is that companies will always take care of their employees. All it takes is for a slight management change to blow everything up.

Even the threat of a union forces some companies to stay honest.

Look at Amazon, do you really think they would have upped their wages if folks weren't thinking about unionizing?
 
Your assumption is that companies will always take care of their employees. All it takes is for a slight management change to blow everything up.

Even the threat of a union forces some companies to stay honest.

Look at Amazon, do you really think they would have upped their wages if folks weren't thinking about unionizing?
Your assumption is that companies will always take care of their employees. All it takes is for a slight management change to blow everything up.

Even the threat of a union forces some companies to stay honest.

Look at Amazon, do you really think they would have upped their wages if folks weren't thinking about unionizing?
Amazon is a different animal. They operate primarily in high density areas of the country, their model falls off in rural areas. They were supposed to open a facility in Canton but walked it back. Nissan has been good for the past twenty years. They give employee discounts on vehicles. Unions may be good in urban areas, but in the South you have very few decent entry level jobs that allow you to take care of a familly. I think Nissan pays about $20 entry level, the median is about $13 in MS. The minimum is $7 and some change. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.
 
A union? For what? This the poorest state in the country.

Art imitating life

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We are made to believe that news coverage of American Apparel, Tesla, or GM is to bring attention civil rights injustices when it is a foreign intelligence ploy to undermine these companies. American Apparel CEO/founder was fired after unrelenting coverage from transnational news outlets, and many domestic factory jobs were lost. It could have led to a renaissance of domestic production of apparel in the U.S. He placed his company in the wrong city where the movie industry is trying to penetrate the Chinese market at all costs. Look at how Carlos Ghosn was done up and gotten rid of on dubious charges.

When the CEO is fired and replaced it tanks the stock, and can destroy the company. If Elon Musk is fired versus leaving voluntarily or through natural causes like Steve Jobs, it will tank the stock and damage the brand significantly. The founder left in disgrace after a sexual assault allegation, SEC violations, or having Mississippi burning at his plant.

I propose a moratorium to give these companies some slack. If you work for a bakery, retail, or Starbucks; I doubt these transnational news outlets would deep dive into your plight. Seeing these tactics being used in the auto industry means they are coming to eliminate all domestic production. The battery packs and other major components will come from overseas. There will be 5000 applicants for every job that is available.

I recently drove in one of these cars and liked the design and tech, but these dirty tactics and complete elimination of all choice needs to stop.


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I made some calls and got domestic production guarantees.

Some of the tactics they used with shoe and apparel production are starting to be used with the auto industry. They want to completely eliminate all domestic production in most cases. They attack/discredit the CEO/endorsers of domestic companies to destroy with sexual assault allegations or racism claims. CNN, a transnational news outlet eagerly covering your discrimination claim is not an act of benevolence. They went after American Apparel and destroyed the company with unrelenting coverage, of course he tried to mount the models. Many jobs were lost, jobs that would be in another country with an unlivable wage.



If it wasn't for me, they would pushing their nonsense with some black fool talking about colleges, influencers attacking political candidates pushing to increase domestic production.
 
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All bullshit aside, I know people who have worked at the Canton plant since it opened 20 years ago. Those people are paid well above the average for what folk are getting in Mississippi. They have put kids through college, paid for weddings, and retired off those jobs. With nothing but a high school diploma. It ain’t a whole bunch of jobs to go around down there. You still have Viking Range, I think Medart left some years ago, but those folks are hurting. Just starting a union for the sake of starting one is asine. FOLKS NEED JOBS!!!

Ain't nobody retired from Nissan yet...it ain't been here enough years yet.. brah
 
I'm not sure what that movie is about, I haven't seen it. Bottom line is Unions have never benefitted black labor. Ever. To demand that an overwhelming black labor force unionize is against their own interests. It's a fools errand.
Have you ever actually talked to any black folks who were in a union? There's an organization called CBTU that would say differently.
 
Remember people this is very interesting because Mississippi is around 40% black so I hope the Black people jump on this quickly because they are the smartest people in that damn state anyways even though they don’t get out to vote.
 
I bet the workers won't have a union....
Having worked as a union worker I can tell you, I would never work a union job again. Unions are good for some people but not everyone. See companies can avoid paying the better workers by sticking to the signed union contract agreement.

Most likely they'll have contract workers.
 
Nissan on the move talks have started on building a New Nissan Stadium where Tennessee Titans play
 
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