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Title: Just in time manufacturing
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On top of that, line workers were forced to work longer than normal overtime shifts which cost the company more money but even worse caused workers to become highly stressed, less productive and much more likely to quit. The high turnover rate costs the company both money and time since trainings were more often needed for all of the replacement employees... Showed first 250 characters
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The high turnover rate costs the company both money and time since trainings were more often needed for all of the replacement employees. All of this comes without the opportunity for Goodyear to raise its sales prices due to pressure from the competition... Showed next 250 characters
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