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Those jobs are overrated. When I was still in school I worked one Summer for a Toyota supplier. 6 am-6 pm shift for two weeks, then 6 pm-6 am the next two weeks. 6-7 days per week. There's basically no chance at having a normal home life.
Any of you affected by this?
A Japanese transmission maker said Tuesday it will bring 900 jobs to Cibolo and build a $400-million plant in the Northeast Side suburb.Tuesday morning, Guadalupe County officials joined Cibolo City Council in welcoming AW Texas Inc., owned by Aisin, a Fortune Global 500 company.Workers at the 500,000-square-foot plant will earn an average of $42,000 per year, according to a economic impact report on the project.The company is part of Toyota’s network of suppliers, though it wasn’t immediately known if Aisin provides parts to the automaker’s San Antonio plant, which manufactures Tundra and Tacoma
https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/local/article/Japanese-auto-parts-supplier-to-bring-900-jobs-to-14116459.php
Those jobs are overrated. When I was still in school I worked one Summer for a Toyota supplier. 6 am-6 pm shift for two weeks, then 6 pm-6 am the next two weeks. 6-7 days per week. There's basically no chance at having a normal home life.
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