There is a surprisingly good (albeit because it's on their website)
article about this corporate move and a lot more about all of this
DEI bullshit here on USAToday's website.
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So nice of JD to drop its DEI, right after it shut its U.S. plant (sending a couple hundred American workers out on the street), and moved it to JD's new plant in Mexico.
ReplyDeleteDidn't stop the move to Mexico did they?
ReplyDeleteOnly time will tell if they are speaking the truth or just hiding DEI under some other name.
ReplyDeleteNow if they'd just let the people who OWN their products repair the product they bought, that'd be good.
ReplyDeleteBut JD is still going to move the majority of their manufacturing jobs to Mexico so DEI down there is moot.
ReplyDeleteToooo late Mr. John "No Right to Repair" Deere.
ReplyDeleteDid you hear they're moving their manufacturing to Mexico?