chris perry
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I see the auto makers are following the airlines template,Merger or bank! The bankers are lining up against UAW, any thoughts?
Auto makers threat B for consessions cnbc today report
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Unions in this day and age,like it or not have to face cold market realities.
Actually it is members ,not the union who must deal with these issues first hand.Unions will do what they have to do for survival of their business...while the membership is out there basically on their own for their own vested interest.The union knows there will be reductions and can't do much except limit the numbers the best they can.Again...its the members who end up with the short end of the stick.
With union membership and participation severely lacking these days,management knows all to well their employees will have a limit...and in most cases its against the employees.
Actually it is members ,not the union who must deal with these issues first hand.Unions will do what they have to do for survival of their business...while the membership is out there basically on their own for their own vested interest.The union knows there will be reductions and can't do much except limit the numbers the best they can.Again...its the members who end up with the short end of the stick.
With union membership and participation severely lacking these days,management knows all to well their employees will have a limit...and in most cases its against the employees.
jimntx
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Amen. The bankers will have no problem selling the assembly plants to some foreign auto maker who will dismantle them and ship them overseas. Cheaper than building new from scratch, don't you know. And, they have all that lovely American technology already built in.
