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DreamWeaver wrote:De Dragon wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:De Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
Ummm. They only have 2 melamine plants and they shutdown/mothball one of them since 2016 or 2017. Is only one melamine plant running years now. :/
I know that one was cannibalized to support the other one.
Idle and shutter are two different things.
Yeh but they already retrenched people for that first melamine plant already back in 2016 or 2017, whenever it had mothballed. Are you saying the melamine business is closing down for mhtl with the 2nd plant closing down?
sMASH wrote:that coudl be false alarm. some of the middle management like to weild big stick to get the field slaves to bow they head, jess for so.
normally i woudl say 'doh take dem on' except in this case, the no gas situation is the overlying determinant. product could be how good price, if it eh ha no gyas to make any to sell, all the staff is a cost.
De Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
Redman wrote:Lol
Please don't tell the workers how to run the shop.
And don't take advice from white folk.
De Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
De Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
Care to explain for us ?ST Auto wrote:Whoever u hear it from has no clue what he talking aboutDe Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
zoom rader wrote:Care to explain for us ?ST Auto wrote:Whoever u hear it from has no clue what he talking aboutDe Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
De Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
eitech wrote:De Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
Na. Still untrue
DreamWeaver wrote:eitech wrote:De Dragon wrote:ST Auto wrote:This has zero truth to itDe Dragon wrote:AUM management held a meeting with employees last week to reportedly discuss VSEP and shuttering one of the melamine plants
I heard this from an ex-AUM employee who maintains ties to present workers there.
Na. Still untrue
AUM aside, Proman's message about M4 and M5000 was hinting towards April being manageable but after that it's gonna be trouble. Guess we'll know in about 2 weeks time if they will initiate vsep/retrenchment. Actually heard the Proman head email the staff Friday and told them there was no change to the negotiations. If anyone has a copy of the email, feel free to share since I got no hard proof, only word of mouth from proman ppl
SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Kenjo wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
A saturated field with hospital admin not specifically trained in hospital management ? Pretend everyday you are macgyver? Choose what you like for sure because the grass isn’t greener
DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
SuperiorMan wrote:alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
Thanks for the response.
You said it will reach a "level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago." Do you ever see it getting back to the standard of living we had in the 90s and early 2000s?
Not any morewtf wrote:Does Trinidad still have a relevant Energy Sector when compared to the world
SuperiorMan wrote:alfa wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:DreamWeaver wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Hello tuner friends,
after reading a lot of this thread, I've found out that it's true....it's really better to do med than engineering.
Trinidad kinda melting down everywhere right now. Med probably aint even a safe bet if we gonna end up like venezuela. Today some of the venezuelans on the streets were probably some of the brightest in their country. Now theyre doing what they must to survive. Honestly the best education to have would be to hunt, farm, fish and basically learn to be self sustaining. Modern education is worthless in a collapsed economy. Then again, Walking Dead did make it seem that doctors are gods, so go for it. You never know
Interesting response.
How likely do you think Trinidad ends up like Venezuela?
Personally I don't see it happening. Venezuela ended up the way it did because of socialism, and the sanctions that followed because of it coupled with Chavez' destruction of their oil fields. As one local economist said things in Trinidad are going to get worse over the next year or so and then level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago. But I don't see it Venezuela level of bad.
Regarding a self sustaining lifestyle you need land to farm, hunt and fish on. You tube channels that promote the off the grid lifestyle doesn't show just how much money it takes to live a seemingly simply life. Nothing simple about it. What we need to learn is to live within our means. Y'all really need a new flat screen every black Friday sale from price mart? Ease of the boat ride and jordans, actually cook, if unemployed keep your tail home and take off the data plan. You'd be surprised how much money you can save. Can't be zessing in the wettest tida with rims but living in a 10x10. Common sense cultural mindset changes are all we need and we will do fine.
And medicine is a better choice or even law. Always sick people to treat and scumbags to defend
Thanks for the response.
You said it will reach a "level of to a lifestyle much lower than we had a decade ago." Do you ever see it getting back to the standard of living we had in the 90s and early 2000s?
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