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Bribed it's way round the world .... Should read !
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This is engines .....not cars
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MARVELLOUS CAR BURETTY!
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Plane engines ...... Not sure they have carburettors
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just testing
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I worked in a small factory that did work for them apparently tax free..
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Ginger staying schtum
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He knows nuffin
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Bit sad....always thought RR were a great company
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http://morningstaronline.co.uk/a-68aa-Rolls-Royce-sneaks-in-outsourcing#.WBez6SSYEUI
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Need to put "." on line above link....it has not come out.
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Link works fine, unless you are one of the sad dinosaurs who still use the old style forum.
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ROLLS-ROYCE faced accusations yesterday of outsourcing hundreds of high-tech engineering jobs “by the back door.”
The aerospace giant has announced it is to open a new engineering production site in Bangalore in India, with the creation of 500 jobs. But at the same time it is carrying out a “global restructuring exercise” with the loss of 2,600 posts in Britain. The Unite union said the company’s exercise had already led to the proposed closure of Rolls-Royce’s precision manufacturing facility in Derby and its turbine machining facility in Ansty, Warwickshire, with the union warning that Britain’s economy would suffer as a result. The union accused the company of exporting jobs to India. Unite regional officer Tony Tinley said: “The company’s global restructuring exercise is being used as cover to off-shore jobs via the back door. “Today’s announcement will be good news for workers in India, but it will be viewed as a kick in the teeth by UK workers and apprentices who face an increasingly uncertain future.” |
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The article is from March 2015
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