Corporate
disaster is always possible when tipping off creditors and employees
well in advance of plant closings. Yet, liberal politicians and their
union backers have legislation where employers of a certain size and
type must notify employees well in advance of possible close-downs.
Employees
would like to know early on if they are to be trained for other jobs.
But such action may unduly scare them in the event the plants are not
eventually closed.
Often,
financial conditions are poor, and finances cannot be arranged properly
until the last minute. However, once a notification has been made,
companies may have already lost employees with which they would have
been able to salvage operations.
Furthermore,
once the mandatory plant closing announcement is made, the company’s
credit may be permanently damaged. Stockholder values, including those of pension
holders and similar institutions, may be adversely effected. (See the
Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)
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