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olddavid @ Dec 12th 2006 10:38AM
The Spring Hill plant- if memory serves- was the one where the intractable UAW allowed the workforce to negotiate a whole separate contract with different work rules and procedure. This also had the byproduct of making it one of the most efficient in the world. It hasn't been all that long since the Saturn Q ratings were the envy of the small car industry. Between this history of co-operation and their dealer network, I sure hope they can use the positive buzz from the new products to create momentum. But, I hate the use of taxpayer $$$ for corporate welfare. Where's the right wing when you need them?