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Boeing Announces a 2nd New Charleston Facility, “Charleston Poised ...

2010-05-03
"Daniel Island Dreaming" A Charleston Relocation Guide sheridan long Gov. Mark Sanford saw the announcement as the next step in the region's transformation and reco. ... Boeing Fabrication Interiors South Carolina will service the plane maker's new Dreamliner plant, enabling the company to more nimbly put the finishing touches on its new products. The new fabrication facility will be located withing a 20 minute radius of the new Boeing Plant where the 787 Dream-liner will ...

The Post and Courier - South Carolina called 8th-laziest U.S. ...

2010-07-27
South Carolina teems with remote-clenching, sleepy-eyed, unproductive people who rarely exercise and work a mere three hours and 26 minutes a day. ... as one of the most productive in the world, citing its quick freighter ship unloading time. And Jim Maxon of ReadySC, a state-sponsored workforce training program, said less than 3 percent of workers who enroll in its Boeing training program drop out. Most of the program's 2000-plus graduates are self-starters, he said. ...

Boeing announces SC location for interior plant - Seattle News ...

2010-07-15
Boeing is building a plant to make interiors for its new 787 jetliner across town from its new assembly plant in South Carolina. - Seattle News at MyNorthwest.com.

Boeing Plant Moving To South Carolina; 12000 Jobs To Be Created In ...

2009-10-28
The airplane maker Boeing is moving to North Charleston, South Carolina. It's expected to bring 12 thousand new jobs to the Lowcountry.

The Post and Courier - Lazy logic slurs S.C. work ethic ...

2010-07-28
So have a good laugh about this, if you can: An asinine new BusinessWeek ranking places South Carolina at No. 8 on a list of the nation's "laziest states." The absurd ratings were derived from a convoluted formula based on ... Hey, if folks in our region are so lazy, why are so many business enterprises moving south? Would the savvy folks running Boeing have put that new Dreamliner 787 plant in North Charleston if the Palmetto State was a haven for the slothful? ...

Machinists union says Boeing's 787 move to S.C. was 'retaliation ...

2010-06-05
I wouldn't want to fly on a Dreamliner built by the yokels here in Charleston. Talk about scraping the bottom of the barrel! Boeing should have just gone straight to Mexico rather than South Carolina. This will backfire on Boeing and ...

Boeing Increases 787 Work In South Carolina - GLG News

2010-07-15
While Boeing South Carolina will not be sidetracked with production of other 7-series airplanes, getting up to speed on the 787 will be critical as the company can ill afford to let its target of 10-a-month by 2013 slip. ...

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2010-07-29
Real Estate Boeing to make 787 interiors in South Carolina. By The interior for some of its new 787 airliners in North - Source: click here. real estate waff north alabama news radar weather sports and. WAFF: North Alabama News, Radar, ... north carolina relocation guide real estate apartments jobs. North Carolina relocation information. Find everything from real estate, apartments, home loans, jobs and careers, travel and tourism to the southwest, South Carolina to the ...

St. Louis Machinists buck leaders, approve Boeing contract

2010-06-27
South Carolina would not have happened were it not for our illustrious union members and their greed. The unions must go if Boeing is to survive. They are protecting laziness and inefficiency, featherbedding wherever possible, ... #541957. Posted by unregistered user at 6/28/2010 7:14 a.m.. Following Marxist Seattle will weaken Boeing's competitiveness, lower its sales, causes it to cut personnel, to eventually close shop or relocate. It's a suicidal act. Report violation ...

Boeing 787 Charleston Decision Still Irks Unions - GLG News

2010-06-08
Moving to South Carolina was a big step, but one that was required after the equally crippling strike by the IAM union. With the new Charleston workforce being trained only to build 787s, any decision to relocate a replacement 737 or ...