‘Made in #America’ makes a comeback
More than a year ago, GE started bringing production lines back to Louisville, an $800 million project that’s part of a nascent economic trend called reshoring (rather than offshoring). Two lines opened this year, including a refrigerator line that used to be in Mexico. They were the first new lines at the plant since 1957. That offered Travis Saylor, 35, of Louisville, something he wasn’t sure he’d ever have: “A career,” he said.
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Fantastic turnaround to bring everything back to America, to keep Americans employed. Any room for me over there??
This article brings back old GE. I like better to THINK GLOBAL and name América a full continent. U
Hi Ed,
We hope so. To apply please visit http://www.ge.com/careers.
Good luck!
GE is one of the most dynamic company’s in the world. Their business segments continue to grow and evolve. They truly believe their greatest assets are the professionals that represent them. The investment they make in their employees are second to no other because they believe in quality of life and endorse a healthy lifestyle which is evident in the way they treat their people, and the health coverages that they offer.
Kudos to all of the GE family. You work for the best!
Thank you Michael!
Way to go G.E. Let’s get the ball rolling and bring back manufacturing jobs back home to the good ole U.S.A