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Following the strike against GM a fortnight ago, UAW (United Auto Workers) went on strike against Chrysler LLC today after marathon negotiations between the union and the money-loosing American carmaker failed to produce a tentative agreement on a new labour contract. According to a report from Automotive news, the strike will affect around 49,000 UAW-represented Chrysler employees at 31 U.S. factories and technical centers while it is expected that Chrysler’s Canadian plants will also be affected within 24 hours as parts run dry.
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Strike 2: UAW Goes On Strike Against Chrysler
Following the strike against GM a fortnight ago, UAW (United Auto Workers) went on strike against Chrysler LLC today after marathon negotiations between the union and the money-loosing American carmaker failed to produce a tentative agreement on a new labour contract. According to a report from Automotive news, the strike will affect around 49,000 UAW-represented Chrysler employees at 31 U.S. factories and technical centers while it is expected that Chrysler’s Canadian plants will also be affected within 24 hours as parts run dry.Via: Autonews (sub. req)
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With only four days remaining until the end of the current contract between the Canadian Auto Workers’ union (CAW) and the Detroit's Big Three, the union announced on Wednesday that meetings between the two parties are becoming more frequent,...
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As many insiders predicted, contract talks between General Motors and the United Auto Workers failed resulting to the first nationwide strike of GM factory employees since 1970. The strike was caused due to the conflict between GM’s CEO Rick Wagoner's...
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Their strike was so short that some of the 45,000 workers won't miss a shift, providing they answer their phone; check their email; or watch the news. United Auto Workers walked off the job at Chrysler facilities this morning, but by tomorrow morning...
- General Motors Uaw Strike's #1 Fact
Depending on your perspective, there is one fact in two parts that intrigues me more than anything else when it comes to today's announcement that 73,000 United Auto Workers from some 80 facilities would strike. You ready? Every hour during which...