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Goodyear Workers Take Buyout

Manufacturing.Net - July 02, 2009

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UNION CITY, Tenn. (AP) -- The Goodyear Tire & Rubber plant in Union City is giving out buyout checks through Friday to 550 employees.

The 550 are part of a plant-wide buyout agreement between Goodyear and United Steel Workers Local 878.

According to the Union City Daily Messenger, most of the 550 will cease their employment this week, but some will stay on for a few months to provide training for others.

The 40-year-old plant employed some 2,700 before the buyouts.


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Training?  7/9/2009 1:08:00 PM
If there is a mass layoff, who are they training in? Can't be replacements otherwise why not keep the already trained and obviously capable employees. Or is this a case of if you want your severance, you need to train in your off-shore replacement, like tyco did to the site I once worked at...


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