In this day of AI smart tools, it’s easy to forget that we humans once relied on “dumb” hand tools like saws, drills, screwdrivers and wrenches. For decades, a major maker of these trusty instruments has been a company in New Britain, CT, appropriately named The Stanley Works. Today, having taken over other big brands like Craftsman and Black & Decker, Stanley is a $15-billion-a-year conglomerate. Many former workers are asking, “Stanley works for whom?” […]
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