04-07-2009, 05:41 PM
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Drives: 2006 Silverado SS, 2009 G8 GT
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: PNW
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Originally Posted by Can-Am
My understanding is that UAW and its benefit obligations would be treated like a creditor. So the current bargaining agreement would be aggressively renegotiated, meaning the union would have major concessions crammed down their throat. Retirees would have their health care benefits slashed, current employees pay more for their health care, the generous work rules disappear, future pensions are drastically reduced, presumably wages are cut as well (to something probably somewhat below what Toyota, etc. pay their US factory workers). This will save GM a ton of money.
As for GM's relationship with the UAW, I imagine it would be something like living with your wife after you caught her in bed with another dude... so, somewhat testy and uncomfortable.
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I sure hope that does not happen.... Not fair to the people who put in a hard 30 years worth of work.
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