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Originally Posted by Riot
People going back to work in America is unworthy of a big hooray?
Except that far more than 1350 people are affected. The families who now can come off unemployment, food stamps, and Medicaid (that makes me happy, because I help pay for that), and keep their houses, buy groceries, and have a little disposable income to put back into their local economy and keep them solvent and maybe cause some new hires (like florists, the local pizza place, the dry cleaner); in addition to the couple of thousand jobs associated with ancillary industries that feed parts and materials into GM autos and depend upon that industry - steel, plastics, manufacturing parts industries - that will also have to rehire people and increase production to meet the needs of their client GM.
The recession isn't going to end magically all at once, with everyone going back to work all at once. Every step in the right direction is good.
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Except we could have paid each one $2,000,000.00 (two Million Dollars) kept just under 400K for us and sent home all these workers processing the rebates that aren't getting processed (duh it's the Government) saving more money, saved a forest load of wood used to make the paperwork, shut off all the lights in those rebate processing offices and each compensated worker could start a small business that would employ mutiples of 1300. You know the Republican way!!!! Plus those no good government rebate workers could go work for private insurance companies and learn how to actually 'process' in between breaks.