GM suspends two engineers in disciplinary action

fla-gypsy wrote:

Integrity is always relevant. Human life was lost and someone is accountable.

Agreed.

Still waiting for GM to be hit with a $1billion dollar fine for doing the same thing Toyota was said to have done. Oh wait, the government wouldn't fine themselves, only those who compete for sales. ;)

Ric Flair wrote:
Didn't affect any trucks, only a few weenie cars.

And since that also means it didn't effect diesel doolies, it's not relevant to "tow vehicles"

Can a weenie car pull a pop up camper?

If so, isn't that a 'tow vehicle' :@

Ric Flair wrote:
Didn't affect any trucks, only a few weenie cars.

And since that also means it didn't effect diesel doolies, it's not relevant to "tow vehicles"

Integrity is always relevant. Human life was lost and someone is accountable.

How is an extra paid vacation considered a disciplinary action? They learned something from govt ownership I guess.

I agree this doesn't belong in tow vehicles, but got slammed by the GM fanboys yesterday for saying an article about Buick/Cadillac didn't belong here either.

How many of you truly believe a couple of engineers orchestrated the cover up? No operation that big does a design change that costs money and affects production without many levels of oversight.

Remember the 6 Phases of a Project?

1. Enthusiasm
2. Disillusionment
3. Panic
4. Search for the Guilty
5. Punishment of the Innocent
6. Praise & Honors for the Nonparticipants

Didn't affect any trucks, only a few weenie cars.

And since that also means it didn't effect diesel doolies, it's not relevant to "tow vehicles"

How come I never worked for companies that put you on paid administrative leave when you screwed up? These days it seems people get re-assigned and then end up with a promotion and pay raise! Hope I am not being too controversial.