CAW members ratified an agreement with Ford with 82 percent in favor of the four-year labor deal that brings an overhaul to the automaker’s pension plan for assembly plant workers, and extends the new hire wage climb process.
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Tagged as CAW, Chrysler, contract negotiation 2012, Dodge, ken lewenza, labor, sergio marchionne, union
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