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Originally Posted by rmyers
Since you have appointed yourself the expert on this issue, you should know that the average cost for hourly employees including all benefits is higher then that number. This number includes retired employees that still collect benefits but are not employed by GM. While I am getting a clue, I look forward to your explanation of how it is the Federal Government is involved in the financing of Chapter 11? This is a serious question that I have asked someone esle on this forum to explain, when they essentially said the same thing you did, but they could not. While you are doing that, and since it will take me so long to get a clue, please show me in the constitution where such financing by our government is called out. I look forward to the education and I am being serious not sarcastic at all. |
CURRENT UAW workers hourly pay is around equal to the transplants. DO a search anywhere and you will find this to be true. I’m betting you are thinking about the 70 dollar and hour figure that many were throwing around. But that is divided by all retirees compared to the transplants current work force because they have virtually no retirees. And refer to my other post on who would provide chap 11 financing even though that is a non issue because chap 11 would lead to chap 7 liquidation.