Mexico meeda 25% tariffs ki reason

[paaparao]

John Deere faces backlash after laying off 2,100 US workers while shifting production to Mexico

John Deere is laying off even more workers - while moving manufacturing to Mexico.

On Wednesday. the tractor maker told officials  in Iowa and Illinois that nearly 300 workers are being laid off as demand slumps.

About 200 production workers will be laid off in East Moline, Illinois. Additionally, 80 workers in Davenport, Iowa will also lose their jobs, along with seven in Moline, Illinois. 

It is the latest batch of layoffs this year, after 103 jobs were also cut in July, for the company founded 187 years ago. 

The total this year is now around 2,100. They layoffs are across several Iowa sites - Ankeny, Dubuque, Ottumwa, Urbandale, Waterloo - plus Davenport and East Moline in Illinois, as well as a research center in Urbandale.

In many instances, production that these US workers were responsible for is being shifted to new locations in Mexico. 

But the company said Wednesday that the layoffs are unrelated to its production moving to Mexico.

Instead, bosses attributed the job cuts to a decline in demand for tractors and other agricultural equipment, which has resulted from falling crop prices and farmers reducing their expenditures.

Movement of production to Mexico has attracted the attention of politicians. 

 

 

Should companies face backlash for shifting production abroad?

 

Yes

 

No

Donald Trump said in September that he will slap a 200 percent tariff on John Deere's imports into the US if the company goes ahead with plans to move production to Mexico. 

At the start of the year, John Deere employed about 22,600 salaried and production workers across the two states.

Employees are furious at the cuts.  A longtime John Deere worker at the Harvester Works plant in East Moline, Illinois, said it comes down to one thing: Greed.

[kevinUsa]

Ee badacoe gadu, 2018 lo job apply cheste Interview chesi 10gey annadu

[jpismahatma]

5 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Ee badacoe gadu, 2018 lo job apply cheste Interview chesi 10gey annadu

IT India outsourced anna if I am correct.

[kevinUsa]

12 minutes ago, jpismahatma said:

IT India outsourced anna if I am correct.

Aa time lo అక్కడే ఉండే

[kevinUsa]

The American President says the upcoming tariffs are based on a "terrible" and "stupid" trade deal he brokered and signed in 2018. The tariffs, breaking the rules he negotiated, are meant to fix the agreement he brokered, which he refers to as stupid. Here is a photo of him signing that agreement he called "genius" at the time.

[jpismahatma]

38 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Aa time lo అక్కడే ఉండే

ఇప్పుడు ఎక్కడ వుంది ఐటీ సర్వీస్ 

[kevinUsa]

10 minutes ago, jpismahatma said:

ఇప్పుడు ఎక్కడ వుంది ఐటీ సర్వీస్ 

Adi telvadu

[paaparao]

1 hour ago, kevinUsa said:

The American President says the upcoming tariffs are based on a "terrible" and "stupid" trade deal he brokered and signed in 2018. The tariffs, breaking the rules he negotiated, are meant to fix the agreement he brokered, which he refers to as stupid. Here is a photo of him signing that agreement he called "genius" at the time.

problem is assuming MX will stick to terms and conditions strictly. but MX turned blind eye to china made products to be shipped to MX warehouse and make made in mx tag. all clothes and cheaper electronics are doing this. that's why this FTA did not work out.