[M.D. Holloway]

had a discussion with a VP at a steel mill today - he had some interesting things to say about what he thinks is killing business in the US. Here are some of the things, but I would like to hear what you guys think?

Whats killing US business is

1) Unions - too many sweet heart deals, too much in-fighting and too many grieveness's make it worthless.

2) Sexual harassment - anybody can claim it and it totally can distroy a mans/womans reputation at work.

3) Out-sourcing to sub-wage companies outside the US

4) Buying raw materials according to price and not performance or quality.

5) Ignoring the employees we have and trying to get the "silver bullet" to solve our problems.

6) Not listening to the folks who helped build the business.

7) Letting the medical benefits get out of control.