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Subscribe to this threadForbes reports UAW/Chrysler strike is over, but it's not
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tim parker @ Oct 10th 2007 8:35PM
I agee totaly Iwas informed today that the AVERARE $per hour is over60$$$$ with benifetes and this said what doooo you need??? did any of you over paid under worked un skilled factory wokers think who else your bullshit strike hurts!!!!! I work at a dodge dealership fixing the problems caused by the same people wanting more and giving less !!!!!!!! last shipments of cars trucks un exceptible may be we should ask HONDA-TOYOTA-NISSIAN how they build quality cars and trucks in the us for lower over head AKA NO IMPORT TAXES-no union-NO STRIKES they pay good and give incentives better job more money tell me the last time you heard of a import strike??????