By Frank Hammer, October 21, 2019 It’s clear that GM wants the terms of the tentative contract with the UAW; it’s willing to pony up $11,000 per worker for a “yes” vote ($3,000 more than in 2015), and even $4,500 per “temporary,” non-seniority worker. Despite GM effectively closing 3 UAW-represented plants in defiance of the […]
