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https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2017/07/27/us/politics/ap-us-foxconn-plant.html
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fo...s-casts-a-shadow-on-wisconsin-news-2017-07-27
https://www.bizjournals.com/milwauk...xconns-broken-promises-is-wisconsin-next.html
Keep filling the swamp with your fountains of shit, IL DOUCHE.
Hey Vera!
What happened to your assurances that "FoxxConn [sic] Will Bail On Wisconson [sic] Factory"?
Construction crews are now establishing entrances and haul roads at the Foxconn Technology Group site for what will ramp up into an enormous operation to lay about 1.5 million tons of gravel.
Adam Jelen, senior vice president for Wisconsin for Gilbane Building Co., calls this phase the construction of the “chassis” for Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park, Foxconn’s future U.S. manufacturing campus. Gilbane and M+W are overseeing construction of the $10 billion, 22-million-square-foot campus.
But establishing the entrances and haul roads is just a fraction of what will be
happening to build Wisconn Valley’s “chassis.” It also includes creating the drainage systems and other infrastructure according to the master plan for the 1,198 acres known as Area I of the overall Foxconn area. Area I is located south of Braun Road, north of Highway KR, and west of Highway H to the Interstate.
Also to be laid will be 1- to 3-foot-thick gravel pads for where the Foxconn buildings, including four manufacturing plants, and parking lots are to be constructed.
The enormity of scale of the project is not easily conveyed, Jelen said. Those structural areas, the pads to be built, are equivalent to about 100 football fields.
However, Jelen said, “There will be a tremendous amount of green areas.”
“You could land an airplane on the size of this site,” he remarked.
M. Burke, Waterford, Burlington-based company benefits from Foxconn construction, Racine Journal-Times (Jun. 3, 2018).
Wisconsin winning under Walker!
Generac Power Systems is hiring for nearly 300 positions at six of their Wisconsin locations this month.... The open positions include roles in manufacturing, welding, warehouse and assembly. Applicants have flexibility when it comes to choosing shifts, as first, second and third shift positions are needed. Generac also recently instituted a new program specifically for these positions that offers regular wage increases during the first two years of the employees' tenure, in addition to continuing to offer generous and comprehensive benefits to meet the needs of a changing workforce.
S. Anderson, Generac To Hire 300 Employees, Waukesha Patch (Jun. 12, 2018).
Foxconn announced Tuesday that it will voluntarily adopt a leading-edge water recycling system at its future manufacturing and research campus here....
“One of the reasons we chose to locate in Wisconsin is the state’s pristine environment, and we take our responsibility to preserve it seriously,” stated Louis Woo, special assistant to Foxconn founder and CEO Terry Gou. “This system will be state-of-the-art technology to reduce the water our facility needs to operate by millions of gallons per day. We not only seek to comply with all regulations where we do business, we also work to exceed them when possible.”
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"Foxconn continues to be a perfect fit for Wisconsin's commitment to advanced manufacturing and environmental sustainability,” stated Dan Ellsworth, president of the Wisconsin Water Alliance, a nonpartisan, statewide organization whose mission is to help protect the state’s water resources. “Their investment in state-of-the-art water technology proves that manufacturing job growth and a clean environment can go hand in hand.”
M. Burke, Foxconn announces zero-discharge system; promises to slash water usage, Racine Journal Times (Jun. 19, 2018).
Isn't Socialism wonderful???
Funny how noone says that about Brownback even though he more thoroughly realized the dogma of the neo corporatists.
NY seems to think so. They're all excited over the socialist 'democrat' that just unseated a long term straight up Dem.
If they loved socialism this much you'd think they'd have nominated Sanders over Clinton.
They might have....Clinton probably cheated.
I think it has already been established that she did. The head of the DNC admitted as much.
Of course she knew in advance. She was aware and knowledgeable of the issues, and was prepared for likely questions.I believe it went beyond finances. I remember reading how Hillary knew in advance what would be asked during the debates with Bernie, so she was able to hone her responses.
Of course she knew in advance. She was aware and knowledgeable of the issues, and was prepared for likely questions.
It's an obvious debate tactic to be more prepared than your opponent. Bernie Sanders was the biggest debate challenger she faced.