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• This Just In.(United Auto Workers, Delphi Corp. and General Motors Corp. reached tentative agreement)(Plastic Trim L.L.C. acquired by Minth Group Ltd.)(Asian Village to be open soon)

  - 2007-06-25

  UAW, GM, Delphi reach tentative pact The United Auto Workers has reached a tentative agreement with Delphi Corp. and General Motors Corp. on a new labor deal for the bankrupt parts supplier, the company announced Friday. The agreement is subject t UAW, GM,...

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• Major U.S. Government Study Validates Sonomax's SonoCustom(R) Hearing Protection Devices

  - 2007-05-22

  SonoCustom®, the advanced custom-molded hearing technology developed and patented by Sonomax Hearing Healthcare Inc. of Montreal (TSX VENTURE: SHH), now licensed exclusively in North America to Aearo® Technologies which markets and sells an improved version of this technology under its E-A-R® brand as CustomEar®, has been found to be safe...

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• Boeing targets benefits; Battling with UAW over right to make health plan changes.(News)(United Auto Workers)(Boeing Co.)

  - 2006-10-02

  Byline: PAUL MERRION Boeing Co. and the United Auto Workers are fighting over the company's right to make changes in a health plan for retirees of its Rotorcraft helicopter division in Pennsylvania. But first, they must battle in Chicago and Nas ...

  Tags: benefit, Boeing Co., company, health care, UAW

• Big anchors.(Opinion)(Brief Article)

  - 2006-01-23

  Though their contracts with the United Auto Workers don't expire until next year, Ford and General Motors can't afford to wait until fresh negotiations begin to come up with options for eliminating or at least mitigating the onerous contract provisio Though their contracts with the United...

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• GM, UAW Reach Agreement

  - 2005-11-01

  On Oct. 17, GM announced that it had reached an agreement with the United Auto Workers to reduce the company's health-care liability by about $15 billion, or about 25% of the company's hourly health-care liability, the company said in a release. The agreement reduces GM's annual employee health-care expense by...

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• Week in Review.(Review)

  - 2004-05-03

  Delphi, Visteon reach deal with UAW on wages for new workers Auto suppliers Delphi Corp. and Visteon Corp. said they have reached an agreement with the United Auto Workers on a second-tier wage for new hires. The seven-year agreement supplements th Delphi, Visteon reach...

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• Week in Review.(Review)

  - 2004-03-01

  American Axle, UAW reach deal to end strike The United Auto Workers Local 235 and American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. reached a tentative four-year contract agreement Friday, Feb. 27. The company wouldn't disclose terms of the tentativ American Axle, UAW reach deal...

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• Newsclips.(Briefs)

  - 2003-10-20

  C&A, UAW form neutrality agreement Collins & Aikman Corp. has joined with a half-dozen other automotive suppliers in taking a neutral stance toward union membership at its plants. C&A Chief Executive Officer and Chairman David Stockm C&A, UAW form neutrality agreement...

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• UAW, Cat set to pounce on rising health costs; Issue will be critical to coming contract negotiations.(Negotiations with Caterpillar Inc.)

  - 2003-02-17

  Byline: JAMES B. ARNDORFER While their contract doesn't expire until April 2004, the United Auto Workers union and Caterpillar Inc. are already confronting the issue of spiraling health care costs. Cal Rapson, vice-president and director of the Byline: JAMES B....

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• Navistar plays hardball in contract season; Union backlash expected to grow.(Brief Article)

  - 2002-06-17

  Navistar International Corp.'s union contract season is off to a rough start and could turn uglier. Already dealing with a strike at its Canadian plant, the truck maker encountered discontent at its Springfield, Ohio, facility two weekends ago whe Navistar International Corp.'s union...

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