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Recent Events
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Republicans John McCain, Michael Steele suddenly oppose GM, Chrysler bailouts, blame unions
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Gettelfinger: We didn't sell Ford deal well
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Ford seen narrowing loss, focus on cash burn (Reuters)
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Colorado insurer changes course on fat babies
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UPDATE 1-UAW opposition mounts to Ford concessions
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30 April - Remarks by the President on the Auto Industry
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Deere, UAW Reach Tentative Deal
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Deere, UAW reach tentative agreement
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Ford, UAW discuss labor-cost disadvantage
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U.S. Forced Chrysler's Creditors to Blink
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Detroit 3 headlines: Ford adjusts UAW health care deal
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Fiat lost $251 million in 2nd quarter
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UAW sends Girsky to GM's board
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Some Welcome GM Bankruptcy
BNET
- 2009-06-01
Despite the announcement of bankruptcy, some General Motors employees have actually embraced the recent Chapter 11 filing. Dean Reynolds reports on the reasons behind their relief.
Bailout or Handout? Depends on Point of View
BNET
- 2008-12-14
Much of "Main Street" seems to see the auto industry bailout in terms of jobs and the economy. Politicians seem to recognize a growing backlash from the "Wall Street" bailout. by Jim Henry
Attorneys in courtDeathsToday in historyBirthdaysGarner loves life
- 2007-09-25
DETROIT - In the end, the first nationwide strike against General Motors Corp. in 37 years came because the United Auto Workers want something that GM will find difficult to promise: Job security. UAW officials said the 73,000 UAW members who work at about 80 U.S. facilities for...
Attorneys in courtDeathsToday in historyBirthdaysGarner loves life
- 2007-09-25
DETROIT - In the end, the first nationwide strike against General Motors Corp. in 37 years came because the United Auto Workers want something that GM will find difficult to promise: Job security. UAW officials said the 73,000 UAW members who work at about 80 U.S. facilities for...
Fuel-economy rules could kill US auto industry: union chief
- 2007-09-06
DETROIT, United States AFP — Tough new fuel-economy standards now pending in Congress could lead to the dismantling of what remains of the US domestic car industry, the president of the United Auto Workers union warned Thursday. "We're being told that we must choose between protecting our environment versus...
An interview with economist Susan Helper
- 2007-09-01
Starting on the Shop FloorU.S. Auto Workers Face an Industry in TurmoilDETROIT, 1970. The United Auto Workers has over 1.6 million members, representing around 95% of all U.S. auto workers. Typical of the industry, blue-collar workers at General Motors have seen their wages rise by more than 70% over the...
$12 an hour? Hard to believe: what's the most amazing thing about the past hundred years? Inventions like cars, appliances, computers and television come to mind. The amazing communications revolution? The Internet? Space travel? Those are all good candid
- 2006-05-01
Think about it. For generations we have seen an increase in labor's average purchasing power. Nowhere has this been more true and clearer than in the American automobile industry. Since the days of Henry Ford early in the 20th century and continuing up until just a few weeks ago, the...
The oracle has spoken; The mid-west.(A tough political year in the mid-west)
- 2006-01-07
Trouble in the car industry is making rustbelt politicians jittery LIKE the eponymous site of Apollo's temple, Delphi has become a focal point for politicians hoping to divine the future--and many leaders in the upper mid-west are troubled. The Delphi in question is America's...
Building Quality Cars, Communities
- 2005-11-01
Woldumar Nature Center Executive Director Lori McSweeney is full of praise for the General Motors jobs bank workers who are assigned to her organization. "You will not meet a group of people who are more dedicated to this facility than our General Motors support staff. They are incredible. They go...
Car Glut, Wilmington, Del., Strike Cause Headaches for Saturn.
- 2003-10-22
By Jeffrey McCracken, Detroit Free Press Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 22--A UAW strike at a supplier and a glut of unsold cars are causing some headaches at General Motors Corp.'s two Saturn plants. GM's Wilmington, Del., assembly plant, which...
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