Will we see, in the next 50ish years, the end of the UAW and its hold over individual companies?

Oct 15, 2019
9:18:16am

Tokolosh All-American

Running a business with the albatross of unionized labor is a tough ask. I am not sure the union on a whole really benefits those they represent anymore.

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GM CEO Barra at bargaining table for talks with UAW: sources

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gm-ceo-barra-bargaining-table-144215596.html[https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/gm-ceo-barra-bargaining-table-144215596.html]

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Will we see, in the next 50ish years, the end of the UAW and its hold over individual companies?

Tokolosh All-American

10/15/19 9:18am

UAR

Sea Chicken

10/15/19 9:21am

RE: Will we see, in the next 50ish years, the end of the UAW and its hold over

CommodoreCoug

10/15/19 9:22am

I think Unions had their time and their usefulness but that time is past...

CoachSpeak

10/15/19 9:42am

Agreed...as well as a network to assist members get jobs or find higher paying positions. The problem with unions in

specsauce

10/15/19 9:50am

Government took over most of the work-safety issues that unions focused on

GM CEO Barra at bargaining table for talks with UAW: sources

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