Cummins Confidential : So You Want To Be A Field Service Tech
Short version – it is less “career adventure” and more “mobile fire blanket for every bad decision above your pay
Cummins Confidential is the independent Cummins news and investigations series from The Cummins Accountability Project (TCAP). We examine Cummins Inc. beyond the corporate press releases, glossy sustainability claims and carefully managed newsroom narratives.
From diesel emissions scandals, employee treatment, recalls and financial results to employment practices, executive conduct, Destination Zero and corporate accountability, Cummins Confidential compares the company’s public messaging with the documentary record.
Expect independent scrutiny, evidence-led investigations, sharp satire and the occasional magnificent corporate own goal. Every edition challenges the official narrative, distinguishes documented facts from editorial opinion and invites factual corrections.
Cummins has its newsroom. TCAP has a few questions.
And we are not particularly interested in the approved answers.
Short version – it is less “career adventure” and more “mobile fire blanket for every bad decision above your pay
Cummins loves numbers that look like rankings and behave like alibis. The Corporate Equality Index score of 100 is one
Fake Awards Updates: Cummins bought ethics. Cummins bought disability inclusion. Now they have a mental health award and a whole
Google asks if Cummins is ethical. We ask if the company even exists outside its paid badges, fumes and tribunal
The lady doth protest too much, methinks. Cummins certainly does. Gold Stars For Good Behaviour The Shakespeare line is about
One pot for misled investors, one child rape forensics barrister for the disabled man they pulped internally. *corrected Mr Miller’s
Cummins India rocks up at South Asia’s biggest construction kit circus to announce it has, heroically, met the law. EXCON:
Cummins discovers International Day of the Girl two months late and turns it into another branding exercise. Two Months Late
Cummins has a new sermon about paradise. It opens on a Maldivian beach and closes in a humming data centre.