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There will be no Maverick production scheduling next week.
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No Maverick scheduling next week 11/1
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kinda figured this was coming
Thanks Ford, I can't be disappointed if I never get my hopes up!
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Local dealer told me they understood the suspension of production next week effected the hybrid models. Thought those were suspended already. Confused? Someone is, including me.There will be no Maverick production scheduling next week.
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Well, at least I won't have false hope next week!
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With the factory shut down next week, it's probably to give room to push everyone back a week that has already been scheduled.
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It always seemed like the big scheduling weeks were the second Thursday of each month, so I wasn't really expecting much next week. But it is still disappointing to know that no scheduling will happen.
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I'm still convinced the problem with todays workforce is the hourly wage. If you're going to get paid $10.00 per hour to make one or a hundred hamburgers, you're going to make as few as you can and still make $10.00 regardless of the number produced.
If they paid workers by the numbers they produce (properly, without issues) they'd be making so damn many we couldn't order them fast enough.
I'm in favor of performance based pay. In the case where the employee is restricted by the numbers they are able to make, then pay them based on performance with a little extra due to issues outside their control.
We would have had out Mavericks back in June and July had this been the case.
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If they paid workers by the numbers they produce (properly, without issues) they'd be making so damn many we couldn't order them fast enough.
I'm in favor of performance based pay. In the case where the employee is restricted by the numbers they are able to make, then pay them based on performance with a little extra due to issues outside their control.
We would have had out Mavericks back in June and July had this been the case.
Just my opinion.
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Fast Food workers get $15.00 an hour.
When people can make more money sitting at home on their butts, rather than working, well...just think about it.
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I wouldnt buy a vehicle with workers being paid piece work. I have worked in such a place building camper trailers and let me tell you quality was not on anyone minds. It was how fast they could throw out a unit, which i believe meant some quality was over looked.
You dont want to be the one stopping production cause something wasnt done right. First you are messing with everyone elses paycheck which wont make you very popular. So there is a type of pier pressure to let things go.
Its not an idea work model when anyone is concerned about quality.
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I realize that. I used a fictitious amount and commodity. I mean just standing in line at McDonalds waiting to order, you can tell these people are paid hourly. If they were paid by the customer, they'd be flying. And so would Maverick makers.
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When I ordered my maverick I told the dealer that I expected it to take 6 months before I got the vehicle. Now it's looking like 10 to 12 months at the earliest. No matter how good this truck may be, it is not worth a wait that long.
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