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By William Maley, in Reviews,
..Lexus' smallest crossover comes in for a review and awaits your questions..
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...one surprisingly good crossover, with a slightly problematic engine...
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If modern unions are so bad, are the alternatives a lot better? Especially in certain industries (steel, automotive). . . . . Now, public sector unions I would argue have serious issues that need to be addressed. Now why do we have public sector unions again? -
GM did make some colossal mistakes in the last 40 years. Not taking Japan or the Germans seriously enough was the biggest one. Saturn was created so that GM could actually learn a few things (and compete against Japan Inc.) without the ossified thinking that existed back in 1985. Now whether GM learned the proper lessons is a different question. Now if GM were really smart, Holden engineering would have been on US shores about 25 years ago and we would all still benefit to this day. As for Europe, GM needed to completely rethink Opel/Vauxhall and make them profitable for the last 15 years rather than waste money on Saab and (especially) FIAT.
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By Robert Hall · Posted
I remember a long time ago (over 20 years ago), I was working in an corporate IT cube farm, and my team got recubed--my whole department moved across the floor to a different collection of 20 or so cubicles. I could box up my personal content in my cube, but couldn't move it, my chair or my computer--those had to be moved by union mover resource units. Struck me as odd. -
That reminds me of a time a buddy of mine just started a new job and he needed to get his job done but before he needed something else finished by "somebody else", who wasn't there. He said "screw it" because he was perfectly capable of doing whatever it was so he could get to his own job. He got written up for it. Fck. modern Unions. -
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