One Of America's Largest Big Businesses
Big business is defined in the Merriam Webster Dictionary as “an economic group consisting of large profit-making corporations especially with regards to their influence on social or political policy.” A few of America’s largest big businesses are Scott
Paper, IBM, Caterpillar, Van Heusen, and Staley; all of which chose to downsize to create profit. The goal of big business is to create growth and profit through efficiency.
Big businesses survive through layoffs and downsizing of the “excess fat” from employees when necessary. They outsource jobs to other countries to increase profit and sales and allowing the company growth. Big businesses have the right to layoff middle class workers if the business is not making a profit.
CEOs
Paper, IBM, Caterpillar, Van Heusen, and Staley; all of which chose to downsize to create profit. The goal of big business is to create growth and profit through efficiency.
Big businesses survive through layoffs and downsizing of the “excess fat” from employees when necessary. They outsource jobs to other countries to increase profit and sales and allowing the company growth. Big businesses have the right to layoff middle class workers if the business is not making a profit.
CEOs