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Subscribe to this threadTeamsters won't cross UAW picket line to deliver parts and cars
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nissanfreak87 @ Sep 24th 2007 5:16PM
agreed, but the main problem seems to be the UAW not wanting to help pay for it's own members' retirement, they don't want to take any money out of their own pocket to help out one of the major contributors to their existence. They need to understand that if they keep this crap up for any period of time GM is going to be in major trouble, and if the UAW contributes to the death of GM(God forbid), I'm sure Ford and Chrysler will be worried about their own butts, this could end badly for all parties involved.