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corner.nationalreview.com - 12/15/2008
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New York Times business columnist David Leonhardt tackles the question today and concludes that the oft-cited figure of $73 per hour is misleading:
The calculations show, accurately enough, that for every hour a unionized worker puts in, one of the Big Three really does spend about $73 on ...
laborpains.org - 12/12/2008
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laborpains.org —
Ever wondered what a UAW contract looks like?
Here is all 22 pounds of it (in this...
case, Ford’s 2,215 page 2007 master contract; Coke can is for scale and because I was thirsty). I’ll tell you this much, those 2,215 pages don’t ...
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22 Pounds of UAW Rules and Regulations
heritage.org - 12/9/2008
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Some observers argue that the $70/hour figure includes
the cost of benefits paid to current retirees as...
well as wages and benefits paid to current workers and that the actual hourly earnings of current UAW members are much lower. This is a mistaken ...
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UAW Workers Actually Cost the Big Three Automakers $70 ...
michellemalkin.com - 12/12/2008
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Here’s the roll call vote on the UAW
bailout cloture motion (Motion to Invoke Cloture on the...
Motion to Proceed to Consider H.R. [...] Read the rest »
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Final roll call vote on the UAW bailout
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Detroit’s Downturn: It’s the Productivity, Stupid
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... in a ditch, sending it hat in hand to the taxpayers’ ostensible representatives in Washington. There seems to be a broad consensus that Detroit’s problems were caused by inept and arrogant management, unimaginative car design, poor quality — though this has improved somewhat over the past couple of decades — and overpaid union workers. While there is less agreement on how much to weigh each of these factors, only the latter is attributed to the UAW. There also seems to be some dispute over what their compensation actually is , but most agree that it’s uncompetitive with the ...
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