Education in Red States
Aug. 15th, 2005 11:21 amCiting the high quality of the workforce in Ontario, Toyota decided recently to build a second plant in the province (this time in Woodstock) even though Ontario was offering only about half the subsidy offered by Mississippi and Alabama to build the plant in one of those states. According to a July Canadian Press story, a Toyota spokesman said it had learned from Nissan and Honda, which had found the workforce in the U.S. South to be often untrained and illiterate, and that, in Alabama, trainers had to use pictorials to teach some workers how to use the equipment.
- [Canadian Broadcasting Corporation-CP, 7-5-05]
He later claimed that he never used the term “illiterate” but we all know what he was trying to say. Red States don’t educate their youth and we’re losing jobs as a result.
(found on
lilbjorn’s LJ here
- [Canadian Broadcasting Corporation-CP, 7-5-05]
He later claimed that he never used the term “illiterate” but we all know what he was trying to say. Red States don’t educate their youth and we’re losing jobs as a result.
(found on
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