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Cushman shutdown
By Randy Wright
In a local example of what could be a national trend in
industry shutdowns, the Cushman Motor Works will lay
off all but essential workers for one month beginning
pec. 20, according to division manager Herb
despersen.
Cushman, at 920 N. 21 St., a division of Outboard
Marine Corp., employs around 40 UNL students,
according to Phil Brewer, the Cushman safety
supervisor.
The shutdown is planned to help reduce inventory,
Jespersen said, but University students employed by
Cushman speculate that the one-month layoff could be
extended.
"There's been talk that it might last longer," said
Paul Schupback, a senior economics major. "We
haven't been assured that it won't, but we received
notice that they will try to resume normal operations
Jan. 20."
The financial effect on the four student-employes
interviewed would be noticeable, they said, but would
not drastically affect their education.
"I'll just have to tighten up expenses if it lasts for
only a month," said Alan Fuss, a senior zoology and
pre-med major. "If it lasts longer, I'll have to look for
another job."
John Weddle, a freshman business major, says his
seniority will mean he will get vacation pay for the
holidays, making his layoff in effect three weeks
instead of four. Weddle has a grant and says his
education should not be affected by the layoff.
"A lot of the students work fulHime (40 hours per
week) during Christmas, so the layoff will mean losing
more than just the usual pay," said Lynn Gray, a junior
business major.
Most of the students are manual laborers, operating
punch presses anddoingrelding-and -spot gelding,
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insurance will probably not be paid during the period.
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