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**masteryxisman** · 01-07-2007, 04:49 AM

Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I doubt engineers would be [inherently] more efficient as factory workers, and would expect them to be less. Unless and mind you I have nothing to justify this comment with, just saying, if someone told Raytheon if they keep "X" amount of supply up to a certain mandated level, then Raytheon could be closed and no one would be eligible to work on a government project again.

I know if a defense department contractor gets booted off a federal construction job they may be reviewed and then subsequently denied access to wotk abaord a federal project.

Gramps

01-07-2007, 04:49 AM	#7
masteryxisman Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	Originally posted by Kuciwalker I doubt engineers would be [inherently] more efficient as factory workers, and would expect them to be less. Unless and mind you I have nothing to justify this comment with, just saying, if someone told Raytheon if they keep "X" amount of supply up to a certain mandated level, then Raytheon could be closed and no one would be eligible to work on a government project again. I know if a defense department contractor gets booted off a federal construction job they may be reviewed and then subsequently denied access to wotk abaord a federal project. Gramps
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