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WashingtonPost Business, 24.12.08 05:32 UTC

UAW Vows to Fight Salary Concessions

Labor Leaders Seek to Renegotiate White House Terms on Auto Bailout
Washington  Nissan  Toyota  Chrysler  General Motors  Honda  +9 more

NPR, 23.12.08 11:01 UTC

UAW Hopes New Year Brings Better Bailout Deal

by Frank Langfitt Morning Edition, December 23, 2008 · The United Auto Workers object to key terms of the Bush Administration's bailout of the automakers. Union President Ron Gettelfinger isn't shy ...
Ron Gettelfinger  Frank Langfitt Morning  Obama administration  Bush administration 

BusinessWeek, 23.12.08 05:01 UTC

Auto Bailout: UAW Chief Draws a Line

Ron Gettelfinger may not be able to hold off wage and benefit cuts as he hammers out a restructuring with GM execs
Detroit  Chrysler  General Motors  Tennessee  Bob Corker  David Welch  +5 more

WashingtonPost Politics, 20.12.08 07:31 UTC

UAW's Sacrifices Look to Some Like Surrender

For decades after its founding in 1935, the United Auto Workers stood as a powerful model for the American labor movement, an influential organization that historians credit with uplifting living ...
Nissan  Toyota  Honda  United States  Ron Gettelfinger  USD  +1 more

WashingtonPost Print Edition, 20.12.08 06:01 UTC

UAW's Sacrifices Look to Some Like Surrender

For decades after its founding in 1935, the United Auto Workers stood as a powerful model for the American labor movement, an influential organization that historians credit with uplifting living ...
Nissan  Toyota  Honda  United States  Ron Gettelfinger  USD  +1 more

WashingtonPost Business, 20.12.08 05:30 UTC

UAW's Sacrifices Look to Some Like Surrender

For decades after its founding in 1935, the United Auto Workers stood as a powerful model for the American labor movement, an influential organization that historians credit with uplifting living ...
Nissan  Toyota  Honda  United States  Ron Gettelfinger  USD  +1 more

WashingtonPost Top Stories, 20.12.08 05:00 UTC

UAW's Sacrifices Look to Some Like Surrender

For decades after its founding in 1935, the United Auto Workers stood as a powerful model for the American labor movement, an influential organization that historians credit with uplifting living ...
Nissan  Toyota  Honda  United States  Ron Gettelfinger  USD  +1 more

Times Online Business, 13.12.08 23:01 UTC

The great car crash

Looking rattled and exhausted at yet another press conference last Friday, Ron Gettelfinger wondered aloud if he had been lured into a trap. The on-off talks to bail out the American car industry had ...
Paris  Detroit  paranoia  New Year's Day  General Motors  Ford of Europe  +28 more

NPR, 12.12.08 20:34 UTC

Big Three Snubbed: What's Next For Automakers?

by Erin Killlian NPR.org, December 12, 2008 · Congress failed Thursday to approve a $14 billion package for the Big Three automakers, leaving big questions for what will happen to the teetering auto ...
Barclays Capital  Wall Street Journal  Ford  General Motors  GM  jobs bank program  +13 more

BusinessWeek, 12.12.08 19:01 UTC

Auto Bailout: White House to Rescue?

Bush indicates he won't let the auto companies collapse. Treasury may tide Detroit over with remaining bank-bailout funds
Ford  General Motors  United States  Bob Corker  David Kiley  Ron Gettelfinger  +5 more
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