The company operates a 118,000-acre rubber growing and processing facility, employing approximately 7,000 teammates who harvest and process natural rubber. This industry created 25,000 jobs, and rubber quickly became the backbone of the Liberian economy; in the 1950s, rubber accounted for 40 percent of the national budget. Its factory, worker housing, schools, power transmission facilities, vehicles and hospital were severely damaged, due not only to looting and vandalism but also to 14 years during which the company was unable to invest in maintaining these critical facilities. you are right he was looking at the monthly index and not the longitudinal data. Liberia owed more than one million dollars, an enormous amount in those days, to British bankers. Press Releases. In 1926, Firestone, an American rubber company, started the world's largest rubber plantation in Liberia. was demanding Financial Statements from these raskas…crooks our nation will be better off…,Firestone needs a local competitor to buy rubber from our people…and manufacture them in Liberia.. then one will see where that will lead to…And it is eventually going to happen soon….Imagine how much this company had benefited from Liberia up to present. Referred to as “root trainers”, which produce a higher success rate for new trees, the nursery aims to produce tree maturity in seven years and optimize productive life up to 30 years.Moreover, this sprawling nursery is a key part of the company’s plan to complete the re-planting of the entire plantation by the year 2033.Mr. I think the war seriously damaged Liberia’s rubber industry because during the war, nobody was growing rubber much less rehabilitating existing plantations. What I know for sure is the price of rubber declined substantially after the global recession starting in 2008. Firestone “kneeling on Liberia’s neck”, n’importe quoi!
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Firestone Liberia’s unsustainable losses, the ongoing depressed prices in natural rubber, the devastating impact of COVID-19 on the global economy, uncontrolled crime and theft, and high overhead costs of the company’s concession agreement, make this workforce reduction critically necessary at this time. Firestone was Liberia’s largest private employer and the largest exporter in the country. Therefore, each company should receive a reasonable price, meaning, the parent company should not give the subsidiary whatever price it prefers.If the parent is not using a reasonable price to buy the latex from the Liberian Firestone Rubber Plantation, then the subsidiary might end up operating at a loss. Nimene said Firestone Liberia’s policy proposal that it intends to implement was very untimely and also runs contrary to the many discussions that have not been concluded before coming up with such a decision to cut its workforce by 13% (approximately 800 workers), which will take effect during the second quarter of this year.Abraham Dugbe Nimene, President, AAIWULSpeaking in an interview with the Liberia News Agency via mobile phone yesterday from Monrovia, Mr. Nimene said they were caught unaware of the decision taken by Firestone and it totally runs contrary to ongoing discussions between the concerned parties.“Before the implementation of those policies, the parties should have met to discuss the terms and conditions but unfortunately, the company just went ahead without due regard and respect for anyone and issued a unilateral statement,” Mr. Nimene said.The union president’s statement comes in the wake of a policy statement issued by Firestone Liberia, stating that it will cut its workforce by 13%, which will affect about 800 of its current employees by the second quarter of 2019.
..But they still Carry on productions..We want our legislatures to pass bills so that companies operating in Liberia should present their Financial Statements, so that the ordinary citizens will know how much these companies are making out of us Liberians….It is time, we are too learnt now for us to continue to be robbed like this….It is time for Financial Statements from all companies that hired more than 5 persons..Post was not sent - check your email addresses!Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window),Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window),Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window),Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window),Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window),Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice on International Stage,Former Justice Minister Warns against Electing Corrupt People,“No One-time Solution to Health Workers’ Demands”,Commercial Court Summons NEC Board of Commissioners,First Responsible, Traceable, and Commercially-Viable Artisanal Gold Supply Chain Operational in…,Safety of Journalists Must Be Ensured, Says PUL President,Wanted! In fact, I believe 99% of Liberians are dishonest people.If the company is losing money then it has to cut costs to get back to profitability. You have to remember Phil that not everyone on this website is as astute as you.
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Firestone Liberia’s unsustainable losses, the ongoing depressed prices in natural rubber, the devastating impact of COVID-19 on the global economy, uncontrolled crime and theft, and high overhead costs of the company’s concession agreement, make this workforce reduction critically necessary at this time. Firestone was Liberia’s largest private employer and the largest exporter in the country. Therefore, each company should receive a reasonable price, meaning, the parent company should not give the subsidiary whatever price it prefers.If the parent is not using a reasonable price to buy the latex from the Liberian Firestone Rubber Plantation, then the subsidiary might end up operating at a loss. Nimene said Firestone Liberia’s policy proposal that it intends to implement was very untimely and also runs contrary to the many discussions that have not been concluded before coming up with such a decision to cut its workforce by 13% (approximately 800 workers), which will take effect during the second quarter of this year.Abraham Dugbe Nimene, President, AAIWULSpeaking in an interview with the Liberia News Agency via mobile phone yesterday from Monrovia, Mr. Nimene said they were caught unaware of the decision taken by Firestone and it totally runs contrary to ongoing discussions between the concerned parties.“Before the implementation of those policies, the parties should have met to discuss the terms and conditions but unfortunately, the company just went ahead without due regard and respect for anyone and issued a unilateral statement,” Mr. Nimene said.The union president’s statement comes in the wake of a policy statement issued by Firestone Liberia, stating that it will cut its workforce by 13%, which will affect about 800 of its current employees by the second quarter of 2019.
..But they still Carry on productions..We want our legislatures to pass bills so that companies operating in Liberia should present their Financial Statements, so that the ordinary citizens will know how much these companies are making out of us Liberians….It is time, we are too learnt now for us to continue to be robbed like this….It is time for Financial Statements from all companies that hired more than 5 persons..Post was not sent - check your email addresses!Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window),Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window),Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window),Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window),Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window),Liberia’s President Should Showcase Justice on International Stage,Former Justice Minister Warns against Electing Corrupt People,“No One-time Solution to Health Workers’ Demands”,Commercial Court Summons NEC Board of Commissioners,First Responsible, Traceable, and Commercially-Viable Artisanal Gold Supply Chain Operational in…,Safety of Journalists Must Be Ensured, Says PUL President,Wanted! In fact, I believe 99% of Liberians are dishonest people.If the company is losing money then it has to cut costs to get back to profitability. You have to remember Phil that not everyone on this website is as astute as you.