Workers at Chrysler plants in Windsor and Brampton, Ontario ratified the CAW’s labor agreement by an overwhelming majority, despite a lack of new product or investment at either plant.
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Tagged as canadian auto worker, CAW, Chrysler, contract negotiation 2012, contract negotiations 2012, Fiat, labor, Lancia, sergio marchionne, union
Tagged as canadian auto worker, CAW, Chrysler, contract negotiation 2012, contract negotiations 2012, Fiat, labor, Lancia, sergio marchionne, union
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RobertRyan - Agree very unsustainable in the long run and now the “darling” of cut price manufacturing everywhere,...
thornmark - My Aussie neighbor say cars are incredibly cheap here vs home. She also says Ford and Holden make relatively poor...
bigtruckseriesreview @ Youtube - The Chines’ lack of Republicans and Democrats will allow FISKER to work. I bet it will be less than 2 years...
jimmyy - In the US, Ford was saved from bankruptcy by Bernanke’s money printing, which depreciated the dollar against many...
Skink - So Fisker owes $171 against Lutz’ offer of, say, $20 million (1% of the fantasmagorical $2 billion) valuation Fisker gave itself....
bigtruckseriesreview @ Youtube - #1 Let this be a lesson that sometimes the government CAN make good investments. #2 Tesla needs to hurry up and get the MODEL X...
Skink - Old news. What’s more interesting is: what’s the vehicle depicted on the gigantic scrim hanging from the building.
ydnas7 - Tesla is now the only American car company to have fully repaid the government.
RobertRyan - Agree on that and hopefully the Greens can roll her in her own Electorate.
RobertRyan - Yes Ford has made many mistakes here. Overall Strategic planning blunders ,the wrong products(AU Falcon), constant...