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IamK Donating Member (514 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Sep-17-11 09:11 AM
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4. how is this a worker win?
Edited on Sat Sep-17-11 09:22 AM by IamK
the lowest paid auto workers in the world at $14 get a raise (and they are still the lowest paid) and the people that have been there forever get no raises. Also, the UAW had given up the right to strike so they just had to take whatever GM gave them...There is a reason the UAW is declining to give all the details and GM is happy with the agreement...it will be cost neutral for GM which means $$ is coming out of the workers pocket. It is difficult to negotiate when going in you just hope to keep what you have...
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