US factory workers quitting in droves

Indianapolis

KIPP Glenn grew tired of standing for eight-hour shifts, assembling steel furnace doors. His knees ached from 25 years on the concrete factory floor. So even after President Donald Trump made his job at Carrier a symbol of American prosperity and vowed to save it, the Indiana native took a buyout.

"What we want to call 'blue-collar jobs' are on the way out," he said.