Jan 23, 2009
Harley Davidson announced today the planned volume reduction and restructuring actions are expected to result in the elimination of about 1,100 jobs over 2009 and 2010, including about 800 hourly production positions and about 300 non-production, primarily salaried positions. About 70 percent of the workforce reduction is expected to occur in 2009. The precipitous job reduction is set to only effect the backbone of the company. There is no mention of what senior management is willing to forgo to sustain this workforce. Read More
Jan 16, 2009
With another "Great depression" on the way, what does the consumer have to look forward to? Circuit City, is the answer. Today Circuit City announced it has failed the 60 year old business. 34,000 employees of Circuit City will now join the ranks of the unemployed. But you the consumer will be able to shop this weekend as their stores will be in liquidation mode. Don't expect great deals, or even good customer service. There is one goal now, and that is ... Read More
Nov 12, 2008
We are in a great time to bring to light what is wrong with our employeers, and their slothful ways. With pending regulations ahead, and a new government, it becomes our civic duty to expose the waste. If you have a story you would like to share, contact us. We have a great research team that is dedicated to finding answers, and making things right for those who are wronged. You will remain completely anonymous (unless you specifically ask to be exposed) ... Read More
Jun 22, 2008
Determining if the state you reside in is in a full blown recession depends on two things: what your state government facts and figures are, and what the subordinate mass media spews out on the local evening news. We guess for most middle and lower income families you would state “yes there is a recession, and yes this one hurts.” Oh but wait, look what you received in the mail today, a credit card offer from First Premier Bank with a fixed ... Read More
Jun 13, 2008
Normally, we write all our own articles. However, today we came across one from a site we like to visit (consumerist.com). This article they wrote was entertaining, and educational. They have a well formatted complaint that was addressed to a V.P. at Wal-Mart. The letter was written so well, that they received a response and action. Read More
