hope everyone watches american dynasty henry ford instead of making cars for rich people, here is what he did. he gave his assembly line workers a $5 raise so that they could go out and buy model t fords. and you know what? they did. all across the country. he literally changed the face of america. i want to say regarding all of these fabulous people, the liberal historians call them robber barons, okay? the reality is this is the period in american history where rockefeller on oil, carnegie on steel, andrew mellon the banker, the wright brothers and the airplanes, thomas edison on light sent to telephone and telegraph, this group of fabulous entrepreneurs made
The large-scale recruitment drive in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou reflects Apple and Foxconn’s efforts to quickly move past recent supply chain disruptions on the mainland.
the majority of the supreme court s conservatives seem to be concerned about sort of three things. number one, the fact that this is such a broad mandate, it s not targeted to any individual industries, it doesn t make a differentiation between someplace that has workers all spread out and some places where it has assembly line workers standing shoulder to shoulder. secondly, that covid is not strictly a workplace hazard, that seemed to bother some of the conservatives. osha certainly can control workplace hazards. but these conservatives said covid is everywhere, it s not limited to the workplace. then the question of whether congress gave osha the authority to do this was a central question and a lot of the conservatives seemed to say no, that for something this sweeping, affecting this many people, it would have to have an action by congress. obviously the administration is supporting this, they say it is a workplace hazard, osha has that authority. it s less clear, katy, what the
world, asian shares rebounded. europe opened stronger, strongly higher in paris and frankfurt. stock index futures look like they re going to have a strong morning here. wall street rebounded to start the week. the dow rose yesterday 1.9%. that s enough to erase last week s losses. the broader s&p 500 and nasdaq both gained 1%. remember last week the wild swings after the omicron variant was identified? the theory/hope/speculation right now on wall street is the variant proves to be mild. however, inflation still a worry. wall street gets a fresh read on consumer price inflation on friday. ford motor company delaying its return to office date to march because of new coronavirus concerns. assembly line workers returned in may of 2020. office workers getting ready to head back next month, but the new variant shifted the company s plans. delayed plan affects 30,000 employees. workers have until december 8 to be fully vaccinated.
tellers and jobs like that will be the first to be challenged. then repetitive blue collar jobs like dishwasher. assembly line workers, and a little bit later drivers also will be challenged. maria: li says in the next 15 years 44% of jobs will be replaced by machine. he says anything any job that relies on data can be done easier and faster by a ma she. later, jobs like trucking will be replaced. the vehicle will replace some kind of job that drivers are required to do today. but it will create new stunts because of the expansive effect on the economy. the whole nature of warehouses will change. there are piles of inventory waiting to be sold are in the