Under the deal, Dairy Farmers of America also agreed to make job offers to Dean Foods workers at the 44 facilities. Dean Foods has about 15,000 employees nationwide.
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It would be highly unlikely they would keep the same number of people to accomplish the same amount of work.
The deal is certainly not good for share or bond holders of a company assets that is in trouble. The management in control hasn't really put a lot of effort into saving the situation and that is highlighted by the business as usual practices happening. Certainly not bonus inspiring efforts that they went ahead and wrote for themselves, the CEO did it without even being there a year. Creditors should be asking why they did that too, sorta strange. They should be working to trim expenses at every turn including cutting overtime.
Remember these assets produce quite a bit of revenue typically its 3 times revenue for a sale of a company that is profitable.
Don't expect it to be the job your doing now. You may be in HTST now but DFA could make you a janitor.
I am guessing that means we have to reapply and start all over.