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UAW Strike

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On September 17, 2019
These have not been great days for the United Auto Workers. The recent closing of several GM plants, including the iconic Lordstown plant, is basically the end of industrial unionism in America. There just isn't much left as these last unions wind down. Moreover, UAW...
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The UAW and Free Trade Agreements

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On February 26, 2016
In 2010, two major unions, the United Auto Workers and the United Food and Commercial Workers, supported the Obama Administration's free trade deal with South Korea because they thought it would increase American exports of autos and packaged meat, respectively. The UAW now regrets this...
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This story on the solidarity shown by Kohler's workers in their recent strike in which 94% of the workers voted yes for striking shows how counterproductive two-tiered contracts are for corporations. The story of the two-tiered contracts is fairly well known, where companies force unions...
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