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October 30, 2005once there was a Miller
cut off we lubber's fee ......
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heard of turn around specialists ???
well heres a take under specialist
executioner
embalmer
and zombee re animator
all rolled into one
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" The days when American manufacturing workers
could expect high wages,
long vacations, gold-plated health coverage
and generous retirement pensions are over"
sez Robert S. "Steve" Miller
the chairman of Delphi Corp
"He believes companies have made promises
they can't keep,
and he is blowing the whistle"
"bankruptcy protection
is the only option for getting Delphi
out from under the burden
of high wage, health care and pension costs"
Robert S. "Steve" Miller
has seen industrial trouble before
He headed Bethlehem Steel
when it went bankrupt
and was eventually sold"
"Miller called the workers
honest, loyal, hardworking people
who took jobs in the auto industry
and "played by the rules"
and "cannot be blamed for pursuing
the American dream."
"All of us have been caught short
by fast-changing global economics,"
"Our people are being severely impacted.
I don't blame them for being frightened,
uncertain and even angry."
"Miller was on the board of UAL Corp.
when its United Airlines unit
fell into bankruptcy".
quite the typhoid mary eh ???
now at delphi.....
"In this case, we ran out of money,"
two billion in the kitty
tap city right ???
"Now, we have stockholders;
they've basically been wiped out by this.
We have bond holders;
they, in good faith, loaned money
to this company,
and now they're being told
they may not get any back.
We have a bankruptcy court system
that is designed to sort out
the pain among all the people
who are expecting to recover from this."
"To rebuild Delphi,
Miller's team issued a new contract offer
last week proposing that union workers
accept wages of as little as $9.50 per hour"
no deal by xmas....
"the bankruptcy court will intervene
and
decisions about pay and benefits,
which have historically been worked
out at collective bargaining tables,
will be in the hands of a judge."
"Miller is also putting into play
other hard-won union contract protections
He wants more flexibility to outsource work
the ability to cut jobs
when factories are idle
that in an industry that can swing
relatively quickly from boom to bust"
"If the union contract is voided in court
, the unions have the option to strike
which could cripple the industry"
Miller sez
" Delphi will be remade
into a company that focuses less
on low-end parts such as spark plugs
and parts where "you can fit 1,000 in a box."
"Those will be built
in low-wage countries.
And we're not talking
about whether
we're going to pay em
$30 or $10 an hour
they'll be made for $2 an hour
someplace
and shipped everyplace -- period."
Posted by herb jr. jr. at October 30, 2005 07:05 AM
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