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Re: Kimberly-Clark to close plant in Fullerton
Author: Bob Dobbs
Date: 02-12-2018 - 02:28
jst3751 Wrote:
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> Z-Train Wrote:
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> > While California has lost many manufacturing
> jobs,
> > California, and in particular, Southern
> Californiakk
> > contributes to contribute more to America's
> > manufacturing output than any other state.
> > Southern California has the largest number of
> > manufacturing jobs in the United States.
> >
> > See:
> >
> > Los Angeles Times
> >
> > California's Manufacturing
>
> The second link 2014 can easily be discarded,
> especially if you read page 2. It is a publication
> by a Los Angeles organization and conducted by a
> Los Angeles organization, hardly bias free. It
> clearly states it is for informational purposes
> only and specifically states it is NOT to be
> considered representative of actual factual
> official information.
>
> As for that 2014 Los Angeles Times article, as per
> normal biased news reporting, it does not tell the
> whole story. Per the US Bureau of Labor
> Statistics, there are 22 different classifications
> of manufacturing with easily over a hundred sub
> classes. Most of these are actually very light or
> minor. Most of those are in small to medium sized
> building employing less than 50 people.
Folks,
So much hand wringing for a paper plant closing - which is happening all over the country. Is Maine a mini-California? In the past two years, my company’s California-based manufacturing jobs have risen by 250, and we are gearing up for 300 more in the South Bay and the OC. I’ve found business straightened to expand; the talent pool is deep and the workers eager. I’ll keep expanding here, thank you.
And isn’t small to medium sized business a driver of growth?
BD
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> Z-Train Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > While California has lost many manufacturing
> jobs,
> > California, and in particular, Southern
> Californiakk
> > contributes to contribute more to America's
> > manufacturing output than any other state.
> > Southern California has the largest number of
> > manufacturing jobs in the United States.
> >
> > See:
> >
> > Los Angeles Times
> >
> > California's Manufacturing
>
> The second link 2014 can easily be discarded,
> especially if you read page 2. It is a publication
> by a Los Angeles organization and conducted by a
> Los Angeles organization, hardly bias free. It
> clearly states it is for informational purposes
> only and specifically states it is NOT to be
> considered representative of actual factual
> official information.
>
> As for that 2014 Los Angeles Times article, as per
> normal biased news reporting, it does not tell the
> whole story. Per the US Bureau of Labor
> Statistics, there are 22 different classifications
> of manufacturing with easily over a hundred sub
> classes. Most of these are actually very light or
> minor. Most of those are in small to medium sized
> building employing less than 50 people.
Folks,
So much hand wringing for a paper plant closing - which is happening all over the country. Is Maine a mini-California? In the past two years, my company’s California-based manufacturing jobs have risen by 250, and we are gearing up for 300 more in the South Bay and the OC. I’ve found business straightened to expand; the talent pool is deep and the workers eager. I’ll keep expanding here, thank you.
And isn’t small to medium sized business a driver of growth?
BD
