>>20113627>No one knew it was happening until they went to go to work the next morning and found the gates locked.I deplore that sort of corporate behavior.
Yep, working in commodities is full of cycles, but those can be managed through saving money for the downturns and unemployment payments. But when a commodity simply dies out in a whole region, like lumber in BC and Alberta and coal in the USA, then it's much, much worse, and one has to consider a different career altogether.
Good luck to the brave loggers of Canada.
