Installation of the required switches and sidings for the first two industries has been completed and services have begun..
The largest of the 2 industries is a number of lumber and lumber related companies. It is anticipated that service to this area will generate a constant and substantial revenue stream for HRC much to the dismay of the NYCTL which as long coveted in roads to this area's industries.
The 2nd industry is a small dry goods industry. Analysts predict sustained growth for this industry. While initial service to this company will yield negative revenue, the long term prospects indicate an ever increasing revenue stream for HRC.
Lastly the HR department has reported that health insurance rates will be substantially higher for 2016. The increase is due to a high claim rate from the predominately Irish construction employees for alcohol rehabilitation services and alcohol related injuries. An earlier effort by HRC management to shut down Flannigan's Pig and Whistle Beer Emporium (the establishment favored by the crews) failed when construction crews walked off the job and barricaded themselves in Flannigan's for a period of 10 days. Only after prolonged negotiations with crew leader Patrick McGillicuddy was an agreement reached and those crew members (who were able) returned to work.
