Looks like a strike for Auto workers is likely in Fall.

[Anonymous]

People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

That's a choice the company makes. Your beef is with them, not the workers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

Meh. The New York Times Daily today noted that labor costs are actually a fairly small percentage of overall automaker costs, something like 5%.

So if this raises prices by an outrageous amount, you know who to blame - and it's not the workers who won a raise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

What a selfish perspective.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

The cars still have to be competitively priced. If Ford tries to pass it on, then good news for Toyota

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

That's a choice the company makes. Your beef is with them, not the workers.

Nope. THEIR beef is with the company. My beef is with the price of the car, I don’t care why the price is going up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

That's a choice the company makes. Your beef is with them, not the workers.

Nope. THEIR beef is with the company. My beef is with the price of the car, I don’t care why the price is going up.

You sound like a guy who blames athletes for ticket prices. Every company charges what the market will bear for their product and not a penny less. The only thing higher wages do is cut into profits. If GM tries to pass on the price of higher wages, Acadias will be over priced and more Tellurides will sell

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Look at that! The UAW won!


TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Employees at the Toledo Jeep Assembly Complex have been back to work for just over a month after the UAW strike ended. Now many employees are worried they will be out of work again, but this time, under very different circumstances.

Jeep’s parent company Stellantis gave a WARN notice to UAW Local 12 leadership, announcing mass layoffs affecting 1,225 Jeep Assembly Complex employees beginning as soon as Feb. 5 and potentially lasting until Feb. 19. Stellanis said 131 production operators and team members and 1,094 supplemental employees could be laid off.

One UAW member and Jeep employee, who wished to remain anonymous, said she received an automated call notifying her of the layoffs.

She was unhappy with the UAW deal and knew that there was a potential for layoffs.

“”People feel like we went on strike for nothing, and I do too,” she said.

She said she was shocked to hear the news of the layoffs so soon after the negotiations completed.

“We was really sacrificing everything just to get screwed man,” she said.

As a more senior employee, she says she doesn’t think she’ll be affected, but is wary of what is to come down the line. She said she is preparing by saving and going back to college.

“Do I think it’s going to get to me right now? No,” she said. “Do I think it might get to me later? Yes.”

She loves the auto industry but is worried about how the industry and business is moving.

“The top two things I can say for an average UAW member right now, is save and educate yourself,” she said. “That’s literally the only thing that will save us from tragedy.” Toledo Mayor Wade Kapzukiewicz issued a statement following the layoffs.

Senator Sherrod Browd also weighed in, delivering a statement about the layoffs as well.

13 Action News reached out to UAW Local 12 leadership for comment and is waiting to hear back.


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https://www.wtol.com/article/life/automotive/jeep/stellantis-announces-layoffs-at-toledo-jeep-plant-united-auto-workers-toledo-ohio/512-56adfe88-0556-4553-be96-14754b6ab7d4


Winning labor battles feels so good!!

[Anonymous]

Hey, they still got their raise even if they're unemployed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

The cars still have to be competitively priced. If Ford tries to pass it on, then good news for Toyota

Toyota’s non-unionized workers didn’t go on strike but are getting a raise anyway to keep the company competitive with Detroit’s Big 3
https://fortune.com/2023/11/01/toyota-pay-hike-us-hourly-workers-uaw-strike/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People act like the cost of these raises will come out of CEO pay vs getting added to the cost of the vehicles. Remember when you complain about how much they cost, you are cheering it now…

Well, it should - because the failings that led to the strikes are totally on the CEOs and corporate boards. That they aren't suffering consequences is an absolute sick joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Look at that! The UAW won!


TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Employees at the Toledo Jeep Assembly Complex have been back to work for just over a month after the UAW strike ended. Now many employees are worried they will be out of work again, but this time, under very different circumstances.

Jeep’s parent company Stellantis gave a WARN notice to UAW Local 12 leadership, announcing mass layoffs affecting 1,225 Jeep Assembly Complex employees beginning as soon as Feb. 5 and potentially lasting until Feb. 19. Stellanis said 131 production operators and team members and 1,094 supplemental employees could be laid off.

One UAW member and Jeep employee, who wished to remain anonymous, said she received an automated call notifying her of the layoffs.

She was unhappy with the UAW deal and knew that there was a potential for layoffs.

“”People feel like we went on strike for nothing, and I do too,” she said.

She said she was shocked to hear the news of the layoffs so soon after the negotiations completed.

“We was really sacrificing everything just to get screwed man,” she said.

As a more senior employee, she says she doesn’t think she’ll be affected, but is wary of what is to come down the line. She said she is preparing by saving and going back to college.

“Do I think it’s going to get to me right now? No,” she said. “Do I think it might get to me later? Yes.”

She loves the auto industry but is worried about how the industry and business is moving.

“The top two things I can say for an average UAW member right now, is save and educate yourself,” she said. “That’s literally the only thing that will save us from tragedy.” Toledo Mayor Wade Kapzukiewicz issued a statement following the layoffs.

Senator Sherrod Browd also weighed in, delivering a statement about the layoffs as well.

13 Action News reached out to UAW Local 12 leadership for comment and is waiting to hear back.


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https://www.wtol.com/article/life/automotive/jeep/stellantis-announces-layoffs-at-toledo-jeep-plant-united-auto-workers-toledo-ohio/512-56adfe88-0556-4553-be96-14754b6ab7d4


Winning labor battles feels so good!!

This isn’t about the strike— it’s about Stellantis being in a pissing match with the state of California. Stellantis lags behind every other automaker in fuel efficiency and CA is threatening to go after them for not meeting CA standards so Stellantis threatened to shut down the plant.

[Anonymous]

Even Tesla’s autoworkers are getting a raise

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-01-11/tesla-boosts-pay-for-us-factory-workers-as-uaw-momentum-builds

[Anonymous]

Union strong!

We need their return to combat today's Robber Barrons