They can move production to another country that doesn't have unions in automobile factories and lower labor costs. Plenty of that established already. Won't be surprised to see more and more as strikes cripple companies and make unjustifiable demands while doing it.
I hadn’t read that yet. Currently all three are offering 23% so they’re really close on that point. Ford has agreed to or compromised with UAW for the most part to almost everything else. I think the EV plant organization is still the roadblock right now. But that’s a lot closer to getting things done so we might be looking at the other side
I think you and I disagree on WHY it should be blown up but I will agree the current system has fundamental flaws with no real recourse. I think politicians for pay is the biggest corruption in our government. You should not leave office with a higher net worth than you started, certainly not millions of dollars richer like some member of both parties have become.
Don't you dare give me hope!!
Lol same.
Gonna try a little bit of a lame I told you so, here but like I said months ago on this very forum to people who thought 42% was outrageous, you ask for more than you’re willing to take like any negotiation.
Shawn Fain is getting greedy during his 15 minutes of fame. Interesting how BMW, Mercedes Benz, Tesla, Toyota and others can be competitive with quality products produced by nonunion workers right here in the U.S. The UAW needs to vote on the current contract and get back to work.
The downside to that is everyone who is using their current vehicle trade-in as a downpayment values are dropping by the week as well. When I ordered my Raptor, trade in on my F150 was 43. Now when I look it up it's 39 at best. Granted I'm paying off more and more, but still...
