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Why don't they suspend right now immediately, why is it set on January? What are they going to do with the previously produced, currently producing up to 31st o
by env123 7y ago
Why don't they suspend right now immediately, why is it set on January? What are they going to do with the previously produced, currently producing up to 31st of December, 2019? Are they going to blow them up on 2020 like fireworks to celebrate New Year?
- ddalex 7y agoproduction isn't just the plant itself - its not as simple as to send people home production is a huge machine of suppliers delivering parts on demand - e.g. the chairs arrive exactly on the day that the chairs need to be mounted inside, otherwise is much more expensive to store, shelf, un-shelf, etc... expand thousands of times... and each supplier has its own suppliers, etc also the tooling and all additional bits need to be correctly conserved, e.g. you can't leave sensitive measuring and calibration equipment out unused this huge mechanism has a huge inertia. having it stopped in 2 weeks is amazing - but probably the supply chain was already working on how to stop the machinery in a way that's possible to start it again in some months