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I'm just a employee number to my HR and a line on an analyst's spreadsheet that costs too much and needs to be outsourced to a best cost manufacturing site.   I'm pretty burned out of the big corporate life, and to be frank, I'm holding my employer hostage for every last cent I can squeeze out of them before they "release me from employment."  My job has been posted for 2 years and they can't keep anyone in it for more then a month or two.  No worries, they are just getting me some help for my workload.   Thursday I was told I had to cut 3% of the workforce on my site, but 2/3rd of those cuts come from departments that report to me, and we don't have the heads to cut.  We are struggling as it is. Oh well.  40 hour work weeks and when 4 hits, I'm done.  No more late night or early morning Webex's, no more working meetings while I shovel a quick meal down the gullet. And corporate America wonders why moral is at an all time low... The last job didn't turn out much different in the end.

That was hard to read.  Being burned to death I think is the worst way to go. So.e if these cases sound like when they roll over they just start dumping fuel out?  Is that part a malfunction on a portion of the machines or do they all do that by design?