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Chiquita discloses Cincinnati job cuts
Business Courier by Dan Monk, Senior Staff Reporter
Date: Thursday, February 9, 2012, 3:06pm EST - Last Modified: Thursday, February 9, 2012, 3:14pm EST

Chiquita Brands International Inc.    has advised the state of Ohio that 200 people will lose their jobs when the company relocates to Charlotte, N.C., in April.
That's the total number of employees who who have either not accepted a transfer to Charlotte or will have their Cincinnati jobs eliminated by the relocation. Chiquita employed a total of about 330 in Cincinnati.................>>>>........................>>>>....................http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2012/02/09/chiquita-discloses-cincinnati-job-cuts.html

Ford to Add 7,000 U.S. Jobs in Next Two Years

Ford Motor Co.  Chief Executive Officer Alan Mulally reiterated the automaker’s plan to add 7,000 jobs over the next
two years in the U.S. as it expects the world’s largest economy to avoid another recession.

Ford announced Jan. 10 plans to hire 4,000 factory workers and 750 engineers this year and 2,500 hourly workers
next year. Some of the hiring was to support Ford’s development of battery- powered cars, the company said at
the time. The automaker is now looking for new ways to expand employment

“We are actually going to add nearly 7,000 new jobs in the U.S. over the next two years".

Bloomberg
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-29/ford-encouraged-by-u-s-recovery-mulally-says-correct-.html

GE To Add Almost 500 Jobs At Louisville Plant

General Electric's Louisville plant has announced they are adding 480 new employees.
The new jobs will be assembling water heaters and bottom mount refrigerators at the plant in Appliance Park.

http://www.lex18.com/news/ge-to-add-almost-500-jobs-at-louisville-plant

Great news, Box.  Now, can you start to find any news stories about addition of jobs here in New York State?  Even GE, who started here in Schenectady refuses to add the new jobs here, they would rather go somewhere that is more business-friendly, Kentucky.

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Great news, Box.  Now, can you start to find any news stories about addition of jobs here in New York State?  Even GE, who started here in Schenectady refuses to add the new jobs here, they would rather go somewhere that is more business-friendly, Kentucky.

No one adds jobs in Schenectady... RIGHT?  If they do... DON"T TELL ANY ONE. IT WILL RUIN OUR IMAGE!

General Electric    Co. needs to fill 195 Capital Region jobs—and the company will hold job fairs this week
to find candidates.
The GE (NYSE: GE) openings are at facilities in Schenectady, Niskayuna and North Greenbush. The positions
range from entry-level production to business development, software engineers, technicians and mechanical
engineers.
About 100 of the openings are at the GE Energy manufacturing plants in Schenectady.
November 2011
Business review.  

Wow, 100 jobs.  Now that's wonderful.  And I mean it.  I mean, really, we haven't lost more jobs than that by companies pulling out, right?

A drug store in Schenectady had a slight decrease in customers in the last 2 months...
They are cutting back on hours for their employees...
One job will be eliminated...

MORE JOBS LOST IN SCHENECTADY!!!
... a major story on this board!  

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A drug store in Schenectady had a slight decrease in customers in the last 2 months...
They are cutting back on hours for their employees...
One job will be eliminated...

MORE JOBS LOST IN SCHENECTADY!!!
... a major story on this board!  

A drug store in Schenectady had a slight increase in customers in the last 2 months...
They are increasing hours for their employees...
One job will be created...

... no story on this board... no headline... no posts... just more negativity.

Another fine post by Norman Vincent Peale.

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Another fine post by Norman Vincent Peale.

Once again... Cicero had nothing to post... and he posted it.