Video: GE Factory Jobs Move From Wisconsin To Canada

Manufacturing workers at a General Electric plant in Waukesha, WI say they feel like pawns in a political game between GE and Congress as they watch their jobs cross the border to Canada. See what they have to say.

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Manufacturing workers at a General Electric plant in Waukesha, WI say they feel like pawns in a political game between GE and Congress as they watch their jobs cross the border to Canada. See what they have to say.

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