Nissan says no job cuts planned in US
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Yelnats
Goes to show there are ways to make cuts and not fire people.
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unscrejects
Yelnats: Or ways to claim you've fired workers and the market security guys can't check on you. Claim to axe jobs in places the SEC can't see and you've moved your stock without moving a single worker off the line. Japan Inc's usual MO.
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