Majority of management, especially at the top is flat out uncaring and greedy in terms of production choices. There are no bonuses for doing so while other people can continue to be lazy and whine. You will be held accountable for mistakes while others are not.
If you work harder and get experienced you will be expected to work harder. No the workload isn't fair between employees. "But" At the same time I can't recommend working here.
If you're someone that can tolerate regular physically demanding work, doesn't complain, and willing to work I'm sure you'll be fine. Even if you pick it up quick, it'll break you down working with another crew that's not understanding of you if they put you on a machine you've never worked with that's clearly not maintained properly.but that's still somehow your problem for not adapting to the half broken machine by the end of the shift. Never do overtime within the first few months especially. You can take your breaks whenever you choose.but good luck if the machines are giving you a rough go the whole 12 hour shift. They don't have enough maintenance for the entire facility so you're always having to search for the one maintenance guy, annoy someone else who's been there longer to text or call them, or going to the supervisor's office in hopes they're available to help and/or alert the maintenance person. But once you get to the top tier of pay, you become just another number to make a quota pretty much just another machine among machines. Juan José Daboub, President of HUGE.If you stick with it, it's a good skill/job to learn about honestly. The transformation of our region is possible, and we will achieve it. "HUGE Founders are eager to continue to build on the momentum generated thus far. Bernardo Yurrita of Banco Industrial de Guatemala and Camilo Atala of Grupo Financiero Ficohsa applauded the role of development banks and investment funds, as financial inclusivity is essential for small, medium, and microenterprises, as well as businesses owned or led by women. Under Secretary of State Jose Fernández to attendees from all four HUGE countries.įoreign investments and financing are key, which is why the World Bank, IDB, and CABEI were all present at the HUGE Annual Meeting. We support your goal to mobilize $10 billion in investment to create 2 million new jobs over the next 5 year and applaud your 10 new projects for $3.2 billion that will create over 200,000 jobs", said U.S. I have seen your positive impact, both on the U.S. As Under Secretary, I have met many HUGE member companies. "Supporting long-term development in Northern Central America requires more than just U.S. In Honduras, the innovative renewable energy project La Vegona II will generate 1,200 MW through pump-storage technology.Īltogether, HUGE has mobilized more than $3.2 billion in new investments, which will generate more than 200,000 new jobs.
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In Guatemala, Synergy Industrial Park and Numa Industrial Park are two free zone projects with important technical training components. In addition to the projects HUGE announced last year, three new projects were presented. "Fair incentives to encourage expansion of operations, new investments and beneficial trade is an economic multiplier," Mr. We work with governments, business partners and communities to advance nearshoring as a supply chain solution for customers that also provides value to those countries and their people," said Crowley Chairman and CEO, Tom Crowley. "Crowley has served the U.S.- Central America trade for many decades, and we are constantly investing in our people, assets and technology to provide the best end-to-end services to our customers. We at the IDB are ready to support it with financing and technical assistance to achieve this," said the new Interim President of the Inter-American Development Bank, originally from Honduras, Reina Irene Mejía, at the opening of the HUGE Annual Meeting. "Having clear and predictable rules of the game is essential to attract investment to the countries of the region. CAFTA is now driving significant new investment towards this goal, and if the rules of origin change, those investments will not come to the region. HUGE reiterated its long-held position that the CAFTA rules of origin be maintained to support the development of a vertically integrated textile industry in the Northern Triangle that is linked to the U.S. US companies are taking advantage of Northern Triangle nearshoring opportunities Tweet this
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