Now, whatever factory was there has been bulldozed flat. The jobs, which were undoubtedly union jobs that paid decent wages, are gone forever.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Brownfields
Back in the day, when American corporations made shit, probably several thousand people worked there.
Now, whatever factory was there has been bulldozed flat. The jobs, which were undoubtedly union jobs that paid decent wages, are gone forever.
Now, whatever factory was there has been bulldozed flat. The jobs, which were undoubtedly union jobs that paid decent wages, are gone forever.
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Yep, globalization and union wages spelled the end of the US steel industry among others...
ReplyDeleteDrive past the Sparrows Point steel works in Baltimore and your heart will break
ReplyDeleteI've seen Sparrows Point from the air a few times, since SWA uses KBWI as a hub.
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