Perhaps maybe because /pol/ just ignores your lame shit?
No need to reply, you get the filter
Who is "we?"
I'm thinking either Media Matters, ShareBlue, or IRGC
I miss the good old days when the shills during the weekends were skilled.
You are lame and weak
Is it Friday yet?
You must be new around these parts, now I know why you are so lame
I see that English is not your first language or maybe "context" is beyond your mental capacity
Actually I was hoping you'd get more entertaining but since you failed (as usual) I'm gonna go take a pot so your lame and boring ass becomes amusing
Ah, so it's context that escapes you
Tell me, was shill your first job choice or did you find out there just were no openings for a Master's in Lesbian Interpretive Dance?
Yep, hardest part is relocating my lighter
Yep, I needs to take the pot know, you are getting lamer
TEAMSTERS APPLAUD CEMEX RULING
December 21, 2021
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ – The Teamsters are applauding a recent finding by Administrative Law Judge John T. Giannopoulos concerning the behavior of CEMEX, one of the largest ready-mix concrete distributers in the world, during a 2019 union election. Judge Giannopoulos found that the company committed 23 violations of workers’ rights under Section 7 of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
“The company’s behavior during this election was abhorrent and we feel vindicated now that they are being held accountable,” said Bubba Davis, Teamsters Building Materials and Construction Trade Division Director. “This company threatened, harassed, surveilled, intimidated and deceived its own workers with rampant illegality in order to disrupt their union organizing campaign. CEMEX even hired security guards to stand outside of the voting locations as a form of suppression. We look forward to this process playing out again, this time without terrorization or chicanery, just like it should have in the first place.”
“While getting wrongfully terminated was horrible experience, I feel empowered knowing that my coworkers and I stood up to a multinational corporation that spent ungodly sums of money to defeat us in litigation and we still came out on top,” Ornelas said. “We still have a long way to go, but today is a momentous occasion and it just goes to show that when we fight, we win.”
The decision can be read at its entirety at http://jointeam.io/CEMEXALJ.
Founded in 1903, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters represents 1.4 million hardworking men and women throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico. Visit www.teamster.org for more information. Follow us on Twitter @Teamsters and “like” us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/teamsters.
https://apnews.com/press-release/pr-newswire/business-elections-workers-rights-89e0c1e2e922d58439c2fcea019e4e65
Cemex joins United Nations CFO Taskforce for the Sustainable Development Goals
Global Cement
Dec. 21, 2021, 08:52 AM
Mexico: Cemex has joined the United Nations (UN) Global Compact’s Chief CFO Taskforce for the Sustainable Development Goals. The taskforce engages global chief finance officers (CFOs) in integrating the UN’s 10 sustainable development goals (SDG) into strategy, financing and investor relations in order to create a broad sustainable finance market. Its aims include providing the global development community with a modern view of how capital markets can contribute to financing the SDGs at scale, developing innovative financial instruments and contributing to a broad market of diversified investment opportunities, supporting companies in securing financial capital to transform their business and production models, connecting companies’ SDG investments with increasingly impact-orientated investors, developing internal tools and resources to embed sustainability in corporate finance, promoting partnerships between chief executive officers and CFOs and helping to translate sustainability strategies into financial language for investors and rating agencies.Cemex’s CFO Maher Al-Haffar said “Climate change is perhaps the biggest challenge of our times, affecting lives and disrupting economies. Only by aligning our financial and climate action strategies will we be able to overcome this challenge.” He added “At Cemex, we share the beliefs embodied in the CFO principles and are honoured to join the UN Global Compact CFO Taskforce for the SDGs, through which we will actively contribute to the innovation of corporate finance that will enable the building of a more resilient future for all.”
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https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/cemex-joins-united-nations-cfo-taskforce-for-the-sustainable-development-goals-10865488
CEMEX SAB de CV
12/16/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 12/16/2021 09:02
With new 3D printing technology, CEMEX and COBOD build a better future
CEMEX and COBOD evolve 3D printing construction through the development of a new approach that significantly reduces construction costs and time.
Homebuilder Power2Build is the first company in the world to use the revolutionary system to address the affordable housing crisis in Angola.
CEMEX, S.A.B. de C.V. ("CEMEX") and COBOD International ("COBOD"), a global leader in construction-grade 3D printers, announced today the introduction of a 3D printing solution that utilizes conventional ready-mix concrete in the building process. The solution allows for a reduction in time and significant savings versus traditional construction and other 3D printing methods.
Utilizing an innovative admixture, CEMEX and COBOD developed a solution for 3D printing that enables the use of conventional concrete, allowing the consumption of local and readily available materials.
Current 3D printing methods rely on highly specialized and expensive mortars. CEMEX introduced a proprietary admixtures family called D.fab, which transforms conventional concrete into a versatile material that can be efficiently tailored for 3D printing construction.
This admixtures innovation produces a more fluid and malleable concrete that facilitates the pouring process for 3D printing applications. COBOD's printers and expertise, in combination with the admixtures, make it possible for the concrete to gain shape instantaneously. COBOD applied the new solution for the first time in a suburb of Luanda, the capital of Angola, where homebuilder Power2Build used it to construct Angola's first 3D printed concrete house.
"The introduction of this revolutionary 3D printing system is a testament to our customer-centric mindset and relentless focus on continuous innovation and improvement. Working together with COBOD, we have developed an experience for customers that is superior to anything that has been provided in the past," said Juan Romero, Executive Vice President Sustainability, Commercial, and Operations Development of CEMEX. "Our innovation efforts position us at the forefront of new technologies that contribute to building a better future."
"To address the world´s affordable housing needs requires not only a technology that can build faster, but also materials that are as economical as ordinary concrete. With this solution, the strength and quality of concrete combined with the speed and automation of 3D printing, we can help solve the affordable housing crisis in Angola and elsewhere," said Ricardo Almeida, CEO of Power2Build.
"COBOD began 3D construction printing back in 2017, and 3D printed Europe's first 3D printed building, we made the concrete recipe ourselves. We had to use much cement to get the material to work, with the consequence that our recipe was not as efficient as we aspired. However, we continued to look for a solution with ordinary concrete, which is critical for the mass application of our technology. We are more than pleased that CEMEX took on the challenge and proud that we cooperated to develop the new solution," said Henrik Lund-Nielsen, Founder & General Manager of COBOD International.
https://www.publicnow.com/view/4E1D21D760289E018C408371BB018F65C3B773C2
https://www.globalconstructionreview.com/cemex-and-cobod-can-now-use-ready-mix-concrete-in-3d-printing/