Bargaining Chairman at the GM Plant in FW Rich LeTourneau is back and updates us on the talks with GM.
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Bargaining Chairman at the GM Plant in FW Rich LeTourneau is back and updates us on the talks with GM.
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4 comments
We never said we don’t like our jobs.. that’s whybwere trying to keep them.. ♀️♀️
We like our jobs. We want a clear defined path for temporary workers to become permanent employees. The GM temporaries have been working for years with the hopeful possibility of becoming permanent. They make about 1/2 of what a permanent employees earn and get 3 days off a year with no pay. GM has had unprecedented profits in the last several years. Our CEO makes $11,400 an HOUR!! Stop treating temporaries like they don’t matter!!!
Bargaining rights gives us the power to negotiate it has nothing to do with us not liking our jobs.
Union wages keep non -union wages real. If they can cut my pay, it will surely trickle down. By the way your I am not a robot test is wrong. The third exceptable image is not a tractor. It is a lift a loft or boom lift. If you were an autoworker, you would have known that.