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NAICS Code Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations: 813930
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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VEBAs gain momentum among big firms
- 2008-01-01
With the Big Three automakers backing retiree health care trusts, large employers across the country are studying and considering the idea as a way to permanently discharge retiree health care liabilities. Experts predict these trusts will be increasingly appealing to certain kinds of companies. In the...
UAW contracts' national impact
- 2007-12-04
DETROIT -- At the kickoff to the United Auto Workers negotiations with Detroit automakers last summer, union President Ron Gettelfinger insisted the new contracts would not stray radically from past versions. But labor experts say the four-year contracts with General Motors, Ford Motor and Chrysler are...
Ford agrees to halt plant closures in union contract
- 2007-11-05
DETROIT, United States AFP — Struggling Ford Motor Co. has agreed to halt planned closures of six US plants in exchange for major concessions from its main union, the United Auto Workers said Monday. In a document outlining a deal reached over the weekend, the union said the agreement...
Workers reach tentative agreement with Ford
- 2007-11-03
DETROIT, United States AFP — The United Auto Workers Union said Saturday it had reached a tentative four-year contract with Ford Motor Saturday, avoiding a potentially crippling strike that has affected other top US automakers. The union said the deal was reached after hours of hard bargaining at 3:20...
UAW: GM to Keep Most U.S. Plants
- 2007-11-01
General Motors Corp. has pledged new products for about 55 of 82 U.S. facilities over the next several years while studying or closing more than 20 as part of its tentative contract agreement with the United Auto Workers. The automaker and the UAW disclosed details of future job security for...
Union ratifies landmark deal with Chrysler
- 2007-10-27
CHICAGO AFP — The United Auto Workers has ratified a landmark contract with Chrysler LLC following a six-hour strike and strong dissent among the rank-and-file, the union said Saturday. The contract, which is expected to help struggling Chrysler significantly narrow its labor cost gap with the non-unionized US plants...
Will GM's health-care agreement with UAW retirees accelerate a
- 2007-10-22
WASHINGTON -- Its years as the nation's largest employer in the rearview mirror, General Motors may still be setting the trend for corporate-worker relations in shedding its obligation for the health care of 340,000 retirees. GM says its historic deal with the United Auto Workers as part of...
UAW ends 6-hour strike
- 2007-10-11
The United Auto Workers union said it reached a tentative agreement with Chrysler LLC, ending a six-hour strike. Workers at the third-largest U.S. automaker walked off their jobs at 11 a.m. New York time today. In a similar showdown last month, General Motors Corp. workers staged a two-day...
Chrysler workers walk out of US plants as negotiations stall
- 2007-10-10
DETROIT, United States AFP — Thousands of Chrysler LLC workers across the United States walked off the job Wednesday after negotiators failed to reach agreement ahead of a strike deadline. The contract talks stalled over issues of job security, health care and wages, sources close to the negotiations told...
Strike looms at Chrysler's US plants as contract talks stall
- 2007-10-09
DETROIT, United States AFP — Fresh off a two-day strike at General Motors Corp, the United Auto Workers union was getting ready to walk off the job at Chrysler LLC Wednesday as contract talks stalled over wages, health care and other issues, sources said. While neither company nor union...
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