What kind of paint/dye do you guys use. Or do you know of an equivalent that is available to the public. Sorry to hi-jack.
Yeah me to. I work for Honda and we are doing 6 days a week. Civic CRV and Accord is my line. I paint most of the interior parts and it is just insane
IIf possible, take advantage of the markets down turn by making investments now so you can watch them rise when the economy comes back.
I work for a pastic injection molding company, that my gfs dad owns, he doesnt lay off. We are starting a program called lean manufacturing instead. We still have three shifts and I can work any hours I wantOnly part-time now tho cause in school for engineering and will work for the same company as engineer hopefully makin more money when im done in year and half.
I work for a pastic injection molding company, that my gfs dad owns, he doesnt lay off. We are starting a program called lean manufacturing instead. We still have three shifts and I can work any hours I wantOnly part-time now tho cause in school for engineering and will work for the same company as engineer hopefully makin more money when im done in year and half.
I work in the Marine industry based Cape Cod. We lost 4 people this week in our office. The boating industry has taken a big hit all year.
What kind of paint/dye do you guys use. Or do you know of an equivalent that is available to the public. Sorry to hi-jack.
Yes recreational boating. I work for Jeppesen Marine and we produce electronic chart chips that are used in chart plotters. When fuel was sky high this Summer a lot of boaters simply were not out on the water as much. Also major layoffs at a number of boat manufactures as new boat sales for middle class America tanked. Boston Whaler shut down for a month, Brunswick cut way back, and it still are. Tough times in the recreational boating market.
Will be out on the road for about 60 days in the next couple of months exhibiting at a number of boat shows and distributor shows. Heading to the Annapolis Power Boat Show next week to man our exhibit. Once Spring hits I will get yanked back into the office to help on the phones instead of working at home like I do now due to the recent staff reductions at my office.
How about this? Our entire site (175+ employees) here got notice in early July that all of our work was being sent to San Antonio and most of our positions were being eliminated. We are given 6 months notice, which was good but also in that same six months we have to transition all our work over to the new site. That may not sound like a big task but the average years of service here is about 8 years, we even have a good 20-30 people here with 20 years of service. Then half way through all of this we are bought out buy another company and had it happened a few months earlier we would more than likely still have our jobs.
Bill
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