Re: How could we let this happen?
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2024 10:37 am
It's ALL about economics today. Tradition is out the window, as well as the dependent community.
It is 2024.
Times are different, and the old days are long gone and never coming back, and rightly so.
None of this should surprise anyone after the sale of Cobalt.
If I were CEO, and my job performance was judged regarding profit, stock share prices, taxes/workforce age and availability/logistics (Neodesha is in the middle of nowhere), you bet I would relocate for a better future. That is a CEO's job, and that is how business in the 21 century remains profitable.
Sucks for Neodesha, but change is inevitable. I am sure those who worked at the KS. factory were the first in line for jobs at the new plant.
It is 2024.
Times are different, and the old days are long gone and never coming back, and rightly so.
None of this should surprise anyone after the sale of Cobalt.
If I were CEO, and my job performance was judged regarding profit, stock share prices, taxes/workforce age and availability/logistics (Neodesha is in the middle of nowhere), you bet I would relocate for a better future. That is a CEO's job, and that is how business in the 21 century remains profitable.
Sucks for Neodesha, but change is inevitable. I am sure those who worked at the KS. factory were the first in line for jobs at the new plant.