Thursday, June 15, 2017

WTO Condemns Boeing For Millions In Tax Breaks/Illegal Subsidies > Might Shift Jobs To Arizona



Boeing might shift hundreds of Seattle jobs to Arizona By The Associated Press 



SEATTLE — Boeing plans to shift another work group away from the Puget Sound region.
The Seattle Times reported that the company confirmed Wednesday the work shifting to Mesa, Ariz., could involve hundreds ofjobs
The changes will affect Boeing’s Shared Services Group, which employs about 3,000 people and provides support services to Boeing’s corporate and production units.
The unit’s leadership has initiated a review and has started to tell specific groups that their jobs could be moving.
The move is part of Boeing’s drive to cut costs, which is largely responsible for the loss of more than 18,300 Boeing jobs in the state since the most recent employment peak in fall 2012.
Boeing aims to complete the reorganization by 2020.
WTO upholds ruling against Washington’s tax reduction for Boeing
  
 
 
 

      





 
 

 

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

‘It’s never too late’: Serbia sues NATO over 1999 bombing

Justice delayed is NOT Justice denied
Published on Jun 13, 2017
Serbia is launching a lawsuit against NATO over the 1999 bombing. According to the Serbian legal team, it used depleted uranium munitions - causing a spike in cancer-related illnesses in the country over the last two decades.

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How To Be A Good Listener


Published on Jun 14, 2017
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017

2nd Extinction Level Event?? Nibiru Crossed the Asteroid Belt


Published on Jun 13, 2017
Views: 18,287
New Info shows that Nibiru/Jupiter crashed into the inner solar system causing chaos around our planet and a second extinction level event as it passed back though on it outward journey being pulled by Saturn. Our Website. http://www.BPEarthWatch.Com

Former Google Exec: Key To Politely Fire An Employee

How does she know?
Published on Jun 13, 2017
Views: 3,257
For many people, firing someone is the worst part of being a manager. No matter how many times you do it, it is never easy. In her book "Radical Candor: Be A Kick-Ass Boss Without Losing Your Humanity," Kim Scott explores finding the sweet spot in management, somewhere between obnoxiously aggressive and ruinously empathetic. She explains the most diplomatic way to fire an employee. Following is a transcript of the video.

The most important thing never to do when firing someone is to go in with the mentality that you're firing them because they suck. The mentality to go into that conversation with – and it's one of the worst conversations you'll ever have in your life. It's really hard. I don't know anyone who doesn't wake up with an upset stomach on a day you have to fire somebody.

So, I think the most important thing you can do is to go in with the mentality that this is a great person, this is a great job but this is a terrible job for that person, right? This is a job that sucks for that person. And one thing that I have found really helpful to go into the conversation with a sense of compassion is to think about a job that I've sucked at. To think about a job that I've hated. And what a relief to was not to be doing that job anymore.

And the second thing that I try to think about before firing somebody is I try to imagine a job where this person would really flourish. And in fact if I can I'll even make an introduction to that person to help them find a job that is – where they can really be great.

I think those two sort of mental exercises before firing somebody are incredibly helpful. When you're firing somebody this is not the moment to be giving tons and tons and tons of feedback because that makes the conversation backward looking. You want to get the person and yourself moving forward to a better place.

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City Manager Chris Brady Doing His News > Mesa Now??

Highest-paid City Exec can't get enough of himself or what????......Mebbe all the mainstream media go-to reporters are gagging on all the "spoon-fed" news ??
Published on Jun 12, 2017
Views: 16
Duration: Way too Long! 

Just Like A Rolling Stone | Politics > UnWelcome Guest [Guess Who] In The White House

It's Time to Demand Donald Trump's Resignation
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How many times in the 19-and-a-half weeks since January 20th have you needed to remind yourself to breathe, to remain calm, not to panic?
Do you regularly tell yourself it can't possibly be as bad as you think?
Are you worried you're overreacting?

You aren't.
It's as bad as you think, and possibly worse.
We've elected a president who isn't just unqualified for the job
". . . I'm not going to speculate on the mental health of the president. I'm not qualified, and ultimately I'm not certain it matters whether these extraordinary lapses in judgment are the result of dementia, pathological narcissism, sociopathy or just a shitty personality. What matters is what the president of the United States is saying publicly, every day, and the extraordinary damage he is doing to the nation and its people.
There is only one sensible reaction to Trump's antics: for members of Congress and influential conservatives to demand he resign.
You and I both know he's not leaving the White House willingly, or at least not anytime soon. But this is no longer anything approaching a close call. The things the president says and writes, in public, are more than enough evidence to declare him grossly unfit for a job . . . as the most powerful person in the world. . . " 
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