On Mon, 05 Sep 2011 12:53:11 -0400, George >
wrote:


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>Again, Sheldon without a clue. The biggest plant left in my area
>contracts out *ALL* of their electrical and mechanical work. Since there
>aren't many plants left in the US (its called deindustrialization, and
>it has been happening during your 20 year unaware period) there is a lot
>less need for services my friend provides. In economic terms it is
>called the multiplier effect.

sHemp is full of shit as usual. I spent 12 years as the head
electrician for a large management company but I didn't work for them.
I was contracted out by a contractor. They did the same thing with a
painter, carpenter, and HVAC guy. When we didn't have a build-out or
tennant work we did maintenence and got organized. The building the
main office was in had an atrium that was maintained by a contracted
full time person. The porter, matron, and cleaning crew were also
contracted out.

You're being very generous with your "20 year unaware period." He's
clueless and always has been.

Lou