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Dude @ Apr 1st 2008 10:35AM
Good for GM.
Union thuggery only works when they control all of the output. Let's hope Dana can get the parts to GM quickly and that American Axle can hire some people who actually want to work.
jim @ Apr 24th 2008 4:32PM
the workers on strike at american axel WANT to work. they dont want to take a stiff pay cut. they are asking to keep their wages the same... whats wrong with that? why take money from hard working people? why give the work to someone who will only hurt the economy? by hiring scabs, they will be able to make even higher profits while paying their workers less and less... wheres the money to stimulate the economy? oh yeah! its in GMs pockets!