CBS Sacramento reports:
The Campbell Soup plant in Sacramento is closing as of July 2013 as the company says it is taking steps to “improve supply chain productivity,” according to a company release.
There's more:
The announcement comes just two days after Comcast announced it will close all three of its call centers in Northern California, including one is Sacramento, because of the high cost of doing business in the Golden State.
According to Comcast, 1,000 Comcast employees, including 300 in Sacramento, will see their jobs shifted to the other centers.
Yeah, we are Democrats. We like high taxes, unions, and massive regulations. Yeah, we are saving the environment by having less jobs. We love the status quo: we'll keep voting for Democrats no matter what. We like the way California is run! Yippie!
