There is absolutely nothing better than watching the Schenectady manufacturing site slowly slide its way down the guttter towards the drain. The Schenectady site will be around for a long time, but the manufacturing aspects of the location are nearly dead. Salary folks for the most part will be fine as they have an education to fall back on and can relocate. What’s left of the union will be chalenged to ‘make it’ in any surrounding manufacturing environments, and those that do will do so while commanding far less compensation.
273 and it’s adjoining support structures has never been less productive and more vulnerable than it is now - as a stock holder I email shareholder relations in Boston weekly rallying for Schenectady manufacturing to be completely neutered so that dollars can be spent more wisely else where. I’m so happy that an 18 month plan for closure is finally being discussed for 2020. Buy now!
I’m a retiree and had to watch a great plant waste away via poor management and disgusting union practices. I now spend every moment of my retired existence attempting to close Schenectady manufacturing to increase the stock price. The internet is a great tool for stakeholder outreach. It seems that the Boston has its ears open.
God bless and good luck.