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General Electric has tried everything, except investing in American workers

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A worker holds a sign during a demonstration outside the GE Aviation facility in Lynn, Mass., after the company announced job cuts in 2020. Some 1,200 workers now remain employed by GE in the facility where skilled machinists and techs build components and engines for the U.S. military.
A worker holds a sign during a demonstration outside the GE Aviation facility in Lynn, Mass., after the company announced job cuts in 2020. Some 1,200 workers now remain employed by GE in the facility where skilled machinists and techs build components and engines for the U.S. military.
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