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Originally Posted by bobabode
Because if anyone in VW management was proved or admitted to giving "assurances" to that piece o' crap Corker, there would be hell to pay. It is illegal.
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Hence, something is amiss.
I did say I would've voted for the union if I worked there.
Consider this:
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When Volkswagen opened its plant in Chattanooga in 2011 and hired 2,000 workers, Rattner says, "little attention was paid to the fact that the beginning wage for assembly line workers was $14.50 per hour, about half of what traditional, unionized workers employed by General Motors or Ford received."
With benefits, Rattner says that the workers cost VW $27 per hour but that in Germany the figure for the average auto worker is $67 per hour.
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http://www.autonews.com/article/2014...e-auto-market#
VW is full of something, and it's not goodwill towards their fellow man.
Pete